A plastic surgeon in metro Detroit has a warning about breast implants that she wants women to hear.

Over the last four years, I’ve done quite a few stories on breast implant illness (BII). I’m as surprised as you are to find that I’ve somehow become the breast implant specialist at Local 4. But as stories sometimes do, this one first arrived through a friend.

NORTON SHORES, Mich. - After a recall of silicone textured breast implants, thousands of women have come forward about suffering health issues they believe are related to these implants, including a woman in Norton Shores. The phrase "Breast Implant Illness" (BII) is used by women who identify symptoms with their breast implants. By 2000, the movement of her saline implants were making her so uncomfortable that she, along with her doctor, decided to replaced them with textured silicone implants. In the early '90's, silicone implants were taken off the market because of the many reports of women experiencing health issues linked to ruptures in the silicone implants. Through an array of treatments and medications, Crowell still felt ill but didn't think it was related to her breast implants.