Can silicone be added to an existing implant to adjust the size of one breast that is smaller than the other without surgery?

Hello KisordjWe answered your wonderful question in the video above. Please consult with an accredited, board certified surgeon. It is all about designing the perfect plan for you and your body!Good luck, please let us know how it goes.- Dr. Constantino Mendieta

More silicone cannot be added to your current implants.  If  you want a larger size, you a surgery to remove and replace them with a bigger implant.

Thank you for the question.  If the asymmetry is very mild, some fat grafting could potentially even out the volume.  Fat is taken from an area of excess like your waist or abdomen and then carefully threaded around the implant being careful not to puncture the existing implant.  But, often times fat grafting can be more costly (because it takes more time) than simply exchanging an implant for a slightly larger size.  Plus, fat grafts do not always 'take' to the expected volume and can require revision.  It is not possible to add silicone to an existing implant but very easy (fast and with little downtime) to exchange an implant for a different size.