Breast Implant Dropped After 14 Years, Could There Be A Leak?

In the picture attached, it appears that your breast and areola have dropped off of the implant.  This happens to some patients following aging, weight loss or pregnancy.  You likely would benefit from a breast lift to improve the appearance of your breasts.  A deflated saline implant usually results in a loss of upper breast fullness and a smaller overall size than the opposite side.  A ruptured silicone gel implant would be detected on an MRI scan, but would not necessarily change the appearance of the breast.  You should see a plastic surgeon to help you understand your best options.

It osund slike your implants were placed without releasing the muscle.  This can give the look of a breat falling over the implant.  AS for one breast looking less like it did before, could possible mean a deflation.

You have uneven breast and also sagging of the breast tissue over the implants. You may need to lift with your implant exchange. Your surgeon can give you better answer after personal examination.

Your implants were placed in a sub-muscular pocket without fully releasing the muscle years ago and the implant has remained high without blending with the breast. The same appearance can develop with capsule contracture over time as the implant will firm and round up and the breast will tend to fall or droop over the surface. This is not a double bubble, just a poor outcome and I suspect that your implant was saline and has deflated on one side. Sounds like you put up with them too long and you might be better with both out altogether.

Best of luck,

peterejohnsonmd

The contour of your breast appears as if the breast tissue has "dropped" by sliding downward over your implant.  The implant often sits up higher on your chest and overtime your breast tissue can relax and settle downward, hence, the lower position.  I hope this helps.