Although it is rare, breast implants can break. If a saline implant ruptures, it’s immediately noticeable as the breast will deflate and become asymmetric to the other side. Your body will safely absorb the saline. Silicone implants, on the other hand, can have “silent” ruptures where the cohesive gel stays within the implant shell, making it less obvious. Signs of a rupture include changes in breast shape, size, or discomfort. Regular imaging screenings, as recommended by Dr. Brownlee, help monitor implant integrity. If you suspect an implant rupture, contact Dr. Brownlee promptly for an evaluation and appropriate action.