Is a cat scratch enough to puncture an implant? (photos)

it would be extremely unlikely to ever have any affect on your implants with a superficial small scratch. Implants are generally place deeper and lower on the chest wall so I think that you would be  very unlikely that the implants were damaged from such a superficial appearing scratch.   You should be treating it like any other scratch wash it good with soap and water and you can apply triple anabiotic if you develop redness around the area or other issues then you would want to contact your primary care provider to be evaluated.

Good news.  The cat scratch is extremely unlikely to have damaged anything.  Carry on with your use of normal cleaning, and polysporin until the scratch has healed.  Report any fever or spreading redness on the skin to your local physician.Good luck!

Very unlikely to have any issues there, it looks very superficial. Plus, with unders your implant is very well protected. Ointment is best and sun avoidance.

Thanks for your inquiry, and I do not think your cat could hit an under the muscle implant.  Regardless, make sure you keep the wound clean because the wound can still get infected,  good luck.  

The implant at that location is much deeper. I did have a waitress fall on a fork and pop her implant  which may have saved her from puncturing a lung. You should be fine!