The advance of aesthetic technology has led to the development of very durable implants. With proper care and regular check-ups, the risks for rupture are rare. If a saline implant ruptures, the saline solution will enter the body and the implant will deflate, which is noticeable. Should a silicone implant rupture, the cohesive gel stays intact within the surgical pocket, and won’t be noticeable. As with all silicone implants, it is recommended that you undergo an MRI or ultrasound 5-6 years after the implants are placed and then every 2-3 years.