Explant

About the book

The First Real Guide for Women Navigating Breast Implant Illness & Explant Surgery

Explant: The Essential Guidebook to Surgery, Recovery and Breast Implant Illness

The book I wish I had when I was sick, searching, and desperate for answers.

Are you experiencing fatigue, brain fog, anxiety, inflammation, or unexplained symptoms after breast implants?

Are you researching explant surgery and feeling overwhelmed by conflicting information, medical jargon, and online debates?

You deserve clarity.
You deserve informed consent.
You deserve to feel safe in your body again.

This book was written for women like you.

What Makes This Guide Different

Explant is not fear-based.
It is education-based.

This guide offers grounded, practical information to help you make empowered decisions about your health — without panic, pressure, or confusion.

It blends medical insight, emotional support, practical planning, and real-life recovery guidance.

Inside Explant, You’ll Learn:

• How to recognize possible Breast Implant Illness symptoms
• How to prepare emotionally, physically, and financially for explant surgery
• The difference between en bloc and total capsulectomy
• Questions to ask your surgeon before booking surgery
• What recovery after explant really looks like
• How to create a healing environment at home
• How to choose the right bra after surgery
• Pillow positioning and comfort strategies for sleep and recovery
• How to build a strong support system before and after surgery
• Detox and rebuilding support after implant removal
• How to advocate for yourself in medical settings
• How to reconnect with your body and rebuild confidence

This is the roadmap so many women have been searching for.

Join the Priority Waitlist

When you join, you’ll receive:

• Early access before public release
• Exclusive launch bonuses
• Healing resources
• Behind-the-scenes updates
• Special pricing before the official release

Be among the first women to hold this guide in your hands.

Lindsey Mayr is a Breast Implant Illness survivor, advocate, and women’s health educator. After navigating her own explant journey and years of recovery, she committed to creating a clear, supportive resource for women considering breast implant removal.

Explant: The Essential Guidebook to Surgery, Recovery and Breast Implant Illness is the result of that mission.

You are not crazy.
You are not imagining your symptoms.
And you do not have to figure this out alone.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this book anti-implants?

No. This book is not written to shame or judge women who choose breast implants. It is written to provide balanced, clear information so women can make informed decisions about their bodies. Every woman deserves transparency and informed consent.

Is this book only for women who are very sick?

No. Whether you are experiencing severe symptoms, mild symptoms, or simply researching explant surgery as a preventative choice, this guide was written to support you at every stage of the decision-making process.

Is this medical advice?

This book is an educational resource based on lived experience, research, and advocacy. It does not replace medical advice from your physician or surgeon. It is designed to help you ask better questions, prepare thoughtfully, and feel empowered in your healthcare decisions.

I’m just starting to question my symptoms. Is this for me?

Yes. If you are searching for answers, researching Breast Implant Illness, or feeling unsure about what to do next, this guide will help you organize your thoughts, understand your options, and move forward with confidence.

Will this help me prepare for recovery?

Absolutely. Explant includes practical preparation guidance — from surgery planning and support systems to recovery comfort tips like choosing the right bra, pillow positioning, and creating a healing home environment.

This Is Bigger Than a Book

For too long, women have been told their symptoms are stress. Hormones. Anxiety. Aging.

For too long, they have been dismissed, minimized, or left to figure it out alone.

Explant was written because women deserve better.

They deserve informed consent.
They deserve clear information.
They deserve to feel heard.
They deserve to feel safe in their bodies again.

This guide is not about fear.
It is about empowerment.

It is about giving women the tools to ask stronger questions, make informed decisions, and walk into surgery — or away from it — with confidence.

If you have ever felt unsure, dismissed, or alone in this journey…

You are not crazy.
You are not dramatic.
And you are not alone.

This is your invitation to be part of something different. Your healing journey begins NOW.