Description of Breast Implants

Breast implants are pads of silicone or saline encased in a rubber-like shell. They look like nipple-less falsies and are surgically implanted generally under the pectoralis muscle (located under the breast).

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Why Breast Implant?

Breast implants can serve one or more of a number of purposes; breast cancer victims can use breast implants for reconstructive purposes after mastectomy, or women with asymmetrical breasts may use a single breast implant to balance the difference in size. Following pregnancy, many women opt for breast implant surgery to correct reductions in breast size resulting from fluctuating hormones. And of course many breast implant candidates are simply interested in creating a more flattering contour.

What Decisions Should be made for Breast Implant?

Breast implant candidates have a number of choices and decisions to make regarding the surgery: the breast implant size, shape, and material; the types of incisions used and location in which the breast implants will be inserted. Because of health concerns associated with silicone, most candidates must use breast implants filled with saline.  (Under certain specific conditions, candidates may be eligible for silicone gel breast implants, for instance, if they are willing to participate in a scientific study.) Most breast implants consist of a silicone shell filled with saline.


If you are interested in breast implants and your major concern is you’re your family has a history of breast cancer. Do the implants "get in the way" when detecting a lump?

Many studies have been done on this subject, most of which showed no delay in detection of breast cancer with implants. Special views are needed by mammogram or, better, MRI in detecting early breast cancer. Depending upon the type of breast cancer and its inheritable characteristics, a better determination can be made of the risk involved. It is suggested that to visit a qualified plastic surgeon to determine if the risks are warranted.

How to get Reliable Breast Implant Information?

Breast implant information is available from a number of sources, but some of the most reliable breast implant information comes from board-certified plastic surgeons that work with breast implants every day. Individuals seeking breast implant information should carefully examine all of the resources from which they receive their breast implant information, especially information found on the Internet.

For individuals interested in learning more about augmentation, reliable breast implant information is crucial. Prospective patients should educate themselves as much as possible, using breast implant information from a wide variety of sources to crosscheck facts and risks. Good sources of breast implant information include government site such as the FDA, medical journals, and scientific research articles. Breast implant information is also widely available from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, and other organizations.

 

What are the Breast Implant Problems?

Breast implant problems can range in severity from mild nuisances to life-threatening incidents. Some of the potential breast implant problems are surgically related, while others have to do with the implant itself. Fortunately, breast implant problems that are serious in nature do not occur very often, and although the more minor breast implant problems seem to be more frequent, they are easily taken care of.

Some of the more common breast implant problems include surgical problems, most specifically infection. All surgical procedures carry this risk, and breast implant problems relating to infection are usually handled with a visit to the doctor's office for antibiotics. Breast implant problems can also occur during the healing phase, with one of the leading reported breast implant problems being scarring. Fortunately, a number of advances in technology allow most patients to avoid breast implant problems related to large incisions. Now, many surgeries use small, hidden incisions, and heading off breast implant problems caused by scarring is possible through the use of Vitamin E and lotions.

Later on, breast implant problems such as capsular contracture, leakage, or even rupture may be possible. Among the most serious breast implant problems, capsular contracture involves the buildup of scar tissue around the implant. Patients experiencing breast implant problems including the hardening of the breast, or a more round appearance should discuss their breast implant problems with a doctor and be checked for capsular contracture. Preventative measures, including daily massage, prevent breast implant problems like contracture, and help promote monitoring and the early discovery of other possible breast implant problems, such as leaking or ruptured implants. Leaks and ruptures can be merely minor breast implant problems if they are discovered and treated in a timely fashion.

What Happen  In The Event If You Have A Problem With Your Implants?

Every breast implant manufacturer has a replacement program for their implants, in case of defects, leakage, ruptures, deflations, etc.... This simply means that if the implant loses volume, or "goes flat" for any reason that is not the fault of the individual, the implant will be replaced by the implant company free of charge. Additionally, surgeons will generally charge a patient a reduced surgical fee, as the implant manufacturers reimburse surgeons for operating room and anesthesia costs, etc.... If the doctor does want to charge you again, you should ask specifically what this is for. The reimbursements from the implant manufacturers is generally for a period of 5 to 10 years post-operatively, and is renewed each time a new implant is implanted within that time frame, if ever. The implants themselves should be guaranteed for life - be sure to ask to see the replacement program of the company who manufacturers the implants you will be receiving.

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