Health Canada advises Allergan of its intent to suspend its licences for Biocell breast implants as a precautionary measure

Product safety

If you have breast implants Speak with your surgeon or healthcare professional about which type of breast implant you received. You can find some helpful information on the risks associated with breast implants, including the risk of BIA-ALCL, by visiting the breast implant section on Canada.ca. Conduct regular breast self-exams and see your healthcare professional for periodic follow-up. If you experience unusual changes to your breasts, including breast pain, sudden swelling, or a lump, consult a healthcare professional. Removing your breast implants is not recommended if you do not have any signs or symptoms suggesting BIA-ALCL. Patients should discuss the risks and benefits of removal with their healthcare professional. If you are considering getting breast implants If you are considering getting breast implants, you are encouraged to get more information and to discuss the risks and benefits with a healthcare professional. If you do decide to get breast implants, have a conversation with your healthcare professional about which type of implant is the best choice for you. You can find some helpful information about breast implants, including what you should ask the surgeon, by visiting the breast implant section on Canada.ca.