Allergic to Silicone. What Are My Options?

In order to be allergic to molecule the body has to generate an antibody. There's never been demonstrated an antibody to silicone. Patients are therefore not immune to it. Therefore it is never rejected.

I have never heard of anyone with a real allergy to silicone.  It is such a ubiquitous material that it is almost impossible not to come into contact with it in some form or another every day.  I don't know of any breast implants that do not have silicone in the shell of the implant at the very least.  My only alternative suggestion for you might be fat grafting to the breast, assuming that you have enough fat to transfer.

All of the available implants have a silicone shell.  Some are filled with silicone gel, others with saline, but all have silicone.

If you have enough donor fat, the breast enlargement can be done with fat grafting. It has advantages and disadvantages compared with implants, but it is a good alternative for women who can't have or don't want implants. 

All the best. 

While true silicone allergies are very rare, you do appear to have it. Since there are no breast implants that do not contain silicone, your only option would be to consider fat grafting as an alternative provided you have enough donor tissue.

A true allergy to silicone is very rare but does exist.  The shell of both a saline and and gel implant are made from the rubber form of silicone.  Your only alternative would be fat grafting to the breast.  Depending upon you size and shape this may be a viable alternative.  

I have only seen one patient who was definitely allergic to silicone but she really was. A alternative is fat grafting of your breasts if you have enough fat. There are two ways to achieve good results. The first is to do multiple operations placing as much fat as possible each time. This can not make a significant difference but with a number of procedures you can get a reasonable result. The other choice is to use the Bravo Bra. The bra is a suction device placed over your breast. You wear it for 4-6 hours a day for a month before and after surgery to prepare the breast for a more significant amount of fat grafting.