Many women have had breast augmentation over the years, but not always with the approval of the FDA. The FDA is a United States agency which oversees the safety of foods, medicines and medical devices. The initials by which it's commonly referred by stand for Food and Drug Administration. All foods, beverages, prescription medications and devices used in the medical world must now receive the stamp of approval from this agency in order to be legally allowed on the public market. This regulation wasn't always in effect, however, and the original breast implants were being used before the rule became enforceable. Many devices manufactured in an earlier time period were allowed to be used by consumers as they were considered "grandfathered." When something is considered to be grandfathered, it means that it existed before a ruling was made, and is therefore still allowable.
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Breast Augmentation and the FDA
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