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Barry E. DiBernardo, MD answers: Breast implants - How long should they last?

I read a on this site where someone said they had to get their implants re-done 20-some years later.  I thought that getting breast implants was a one-time thing...is there an "expiration date" on breast implants?  How long do breast implants last?


Barry E. DiBernardo, MD
22 days ago
By Barry E. DiBernardo, MD - Montclair Plastic Surgeon

Breast implants are manufactureded to very high standards. One can not assume though, that they will last your whole life. There is a finite warranty time, but in general, you will most likely not replace them unless there is a problem in the future.

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