I had Natrelle Breast Implants put under the muscle, 4.5 months ago. Did jumping into water damage my implant?

The implants we use now are incrediably durable thats why the companies give you a lifetime warranty, that being said anything is possible and I would suggest just to help you sleep better that you see your docGOOD LUCK

Hello and thank you for your question. It is highly unlikely that you would have caused any trauma or permanent damage to your implants or the surrounding muscles or tissues. You can always contact your Plastic Surgeon's office for some reassurance about this as well.  

Thank you for your question.  In short, no, a belly flop should not cause any significant issue to your implants.  It takes a SIGNIFICANT amount of force to rupture an implant.  You may have pulled a muscle or created some swelling from the impact, but nothing that should affect the implant.Best of luck to you.

I would not be very concern at this time. If your breast change shape or you have persistent pain then there may be something going on. Follow up with your surgeon. This forum is not where you should be receinving medical advice requiring a physical exam. good luck

Breast implants can sustain a significant amount of blunt force trauma without causing a rupture. Most likely, you have not caused any problems, but it is absolutely acceptable to have your surgeon take a quick look at you to be certain. 

Hi, there.  You had your breast augmentation almost 5 months ago.  By this time, your implant pocket should be well-defined and implants should be settled in that pocket.  Most likely you may have pulled your chest wall muscle.  As long as your breast size and shape has not changed, I doubt that you damaged your implant.  However, it would be best for you to see your plastic surgeon to get the confirmation. Best wishes.

If you have concerns about your implants, it is always a good idea to have your surgeon evaluate you in person. Best of luck.

Most likely the trauma that you sustained is not enough to damage the implant or the implant capsule.  If there is a significant change then check with your plastic surgeon.

While it is extremely unlikely that this impact damaged your implant or capsule, it is not impossible. (Implants are extremely durable ). If this change persists for more than a very short time, it would be safest to be examined by your surgeon to be certain. And don't let the presence of implants steal your enthusiasm for adventure.

 No, I think it would be very unlikely that you sustained  a breast implant rupture based on the description of the  "trauma" you have sustained.  Generally, the amount of pressure required to rupture a breast implant would be very significant. If in doubt, even for peace of mind purposes, seek followup with your plastic surgeon. Best wishes.