Can a Breast Implant That Has Folded over Be Dangerous to the Individual?

A fold in an implant is not dangerous, however, over time it may cause the implant to rupture.  Since the implant was placed as part of a reconstruction following mastectomy, I would think that insurance would pay for any surgery that might be necessary.  Still, many plastic surgeons do not charge a consultation fee so she could, at the very least, get an opinion about what is going on with her implant.

You maybe describing rippling from your implants. That is not a cause for concern but you may want to have that addressed from a cosmetic stand point. Saline implants are safe.

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Saline implants in patients with breast reconstruction often transmit visible distortions to the surface of cancer patients with breast reconstruction.  This is a result of the thin tissues covering the implants and is not dangerous.  A visit to her plastic surgeon will help delineate the problems and corrective action if needed.

It is unclear to me what folded over is.  Do you  mean palpable ridges as in rippling, or a deflation?  Best to be checked out in person.

I am not sure what "folded over" means.  What she is probably experiencing is rippling of the saline implant.  Nearly all women with saline implants will develop palpability and rippling.  There is nothing to worry about.  Improvement of this problem can be accomplished with gel implants.  The surgery should be covered by insurance since she underwent breast reconstruction.