Right now, if a patient goes into a surgeon's office to get a breast augmentation, the informed consent that they have in front of them is about the surgical part of it, most of the time. Rarely, it's anaesthetic. Do you know that you may have systemic symptoms or that there's a slight chance that you can get BIA cancers? Rarely. Most of the time, it's about surgical complication outcome, mechanical complications, the part about anaesthesia and that's it. That's the informed consent that patients have these days.
