BII Tracker

Breast Implant Illness Tracker

Your symptoms may not be separate.

Map your experience. See the whole picture. Breast Implant Illness Tracker is an independent education, tracking, and community platform for people navigating Breast Implant Illness (BII) and the symptoms they associate with their breast implants.

Breast Implant Illness Tracker provides education and organizational tools only and does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment.

Body systems

Brain / Neurological
Nervous / Autonomic
Immune / Inflammatory
Musculoskeletal
Hormonal / Endocrine
Digestive / Metabolic
Cardiovascular
Respiratory / ENT
Eyes / Ears / Sensory
Skin / Hair / Nails
Sleep / Energy
+ Implant / Local Complications — tracked separately

What the Tracker offers

Four ways to see yourself clearly

Awareness

Learn about Breast Implant Illness (BII) and the symptoms and complications people report.

Data

Track your personal experience across time and body systems.

Community

Connect with people navigating similar experiences.

Access

Support future efforts helping women overcome financial barriers to care.

How it works

From scattered symptoms to a single picture

Most women with implants collect symptoms across years and specialists. The Tracker helps you organize what you're experiencing — without telling you what it means.

  1. 1

    Map your symptoms

    See them across eleven body systems.

  2. 2

    Take the free assessment

    Build a personal system pattern.

  3. 3

    Save & track over time

    Watch how things change, in your words.

“Your body has been keeping notes. This is where they come together.”

Tracker Membership

Your first assessment shows you today. Membership helps you see what changes next.

Track symptoms, system patterns, implant and surgery history, and your personal changes over time.

An illustrated figure. Colour is strongest over the body systems where you reported symptoms.

Start mapping — it’s free.

No account needed to begin. Create one only when you want to save.

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