Thali García Breast Implants, Before And After

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

Michelle Renaud was very brave in raising her voice last week about the damage that breast implants can do to health. "The implants do harm, they are toxic and they do generate many symptoms that nobody talks about," acknowledged Danilo Carrera's girlfriend after undergoing surgery to remove the breast implants. "I am think that it is the flattest that exists on the planet and I am very happy with my body," she said after the operation.

Her testimony has served as an example to many women, including fellow professionals, such as Thalí García. The Mexican actress, who has participated in successful Telemundo soap operas such as Silvana sin lana and El señor de los cielos, wanted to follow in Michelle's footsteps and underwent surgery on Tuesday to remove the implants from her body.

"Almost 10 years ago I made the decision to have breast implants because like many I was a victim of the beauty standards that are sold to us everywhere, apart from many they suggested that I would have more work if 'my image improved'", the actress began explaining., who like Renaud has suffered significant damage to his body due to implants.

“Many of you know that a couple of years ago I started with severe hormonal problems, especially in the thyroid, also acute vision problems in the right eye. All this for me was very strange, my health had always been very, very good and for a few years here every day I saw my face swollen and my body inflamed, generally with a lot of fluid retention. Thanks to a post I saw from a colleague Michelle Renaud (and without knowing her I want to thank her for her bravery and for telling her testimony that I know will help many more) I came to Dr. Rodrigo Morales to understand and learn more about the Breast Implant Illness and who quickly made me feel confident and secure in my procedure,”said the 29-year-old interpreter.

The actress is aware that there are damages that are irreversible but from others, such as constant inflammation or fatigue, fortunately she will be able to fully recover.

"For years I have not felt that I lead a normal life, I suffer all the time from the mysterious side effects of this disease," said Thalí, who hopes that more and more women will join in raising their voices about the damage they can do. cause the implants.

"If you have implants and you feel 'weird', see a doctor soon," the actress recommended.