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Which breast implants are most likely to last a lifetime?


Scott E. Kasden, MD
4 months ago
By Scott E. Kasden, MD - Dallas Plastic Surgeon

 This is hard to say for sure, so I will guess.  Based on the fact that silicone implants do not have a valve, my guess would be them.  Possibly the gummy bear types.  However, any may fail, including early after implantation.

 

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