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After breast implants

When it comes time for you to choose an implant for your breast augmentation surgery, there are numerous options available to you. Implants are available in different shapes, textures and sizes.

Your surgeon will be able to choose the best implant for you.

The implant itself is a shell or sac typically made of a rubber-like substance known as silicone.

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The implant shape can be either round or contoured, and there are negatives and positives to both. You can also choose between either a smooth or textured implant surface.

Despite the fact that textured implants were originally created to reduce the risk of capsular contracture, there’s little evidence to substantiate this.

Choosing the size of the implant will determine what the size of your breasts will be after surgery. Many breast augmentation candidates find this to be a difficult decision to make. Larger implants require you to have a sufficient amount of existing tissue, otherwise surgical complications may happen and the edges of the implant may be more easily seen or felt following surgery. In addition, large implants – just like large breasts – may be more prone to drooping and sagging.

Either a saline solution or silicone gel can be used to fill the implant itself.

Saline-filled implants are now being used for almost all breast augmentation procedures performed today. The saline solution, basically a salt-water solution, is like the fluid which most of the human body is comprised of.

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