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I'm a rock climber myself, and have climbed with women that have breast augmentations. A moderately-sized implant that 'fits' your chest wall should not restrict your mobility, weaken your upper body strength or create other problems while climbing. Certainly, a serious 'whipper' fall against a wall might injure an implant, but probably would create other soft tissue and skeletal injuries as well.Be careful out there! Belay ON!
Hi there-Barring an extreme impact (like a kick in the chest by a horse or a severe car accident), your implants should be tolerant of any sporting activity you prefer.I personally have several professional athletes as patients, and their implants are perfectly beautiful despite the heavy activity these young women engage in.Soooo, you can enjoy your climb and have the lovely breasts you want when you're done!
IT is rare for implants to rupture from simply being squeezed. The most common explanation for implant leakage is "crease fold failure" which is due to repetitive folding along a fold similar to the way a metal hanger breaks when repeatedly folded in the same place. Rock climbing is an isolated event that, in and of itself, will not cause the implants to rupture due to being squeezed.
Your implants should be just fine while you are rock climbing. They are made withstand a significant amount of pressure. It would take quite a force to rupture the implants. Obviously, be careful, but you do not have to usually worry about your implants.Best regards,Dr. Speron
Rock climbing is a tough sport. While I do not think you should have any problem with your implants, you have to be real careful to avoid getting hurt. I still haven't seen the John Franco movie yet.