Thank you for your question. Saline implant only last about 10 years. This being said, if you are not having a problem with them, there is no medical reason to do anything. You certainly could if you wanted to exchange them for a soft saline implant, but my theory is "if it isn't broken, don't fix it". You would know if you had a rupture or capsular contracture, so if there is no problem, then my opinion is to leave them alone. Best of luck.
Thank you for your question. Breast implant replacement of saline implants is not required if you are not having any problems, however it is important to have you breasts checked with annual medical exams and Mammograms. Hope this helps!Kindly, Dr Miotto