Hello. I am getting breast implants in less than 2 months above the muscle. I’m thinking of going with saline. I do extreme sports where it’s possible to get hurt (or fall from something high on to concrete possibly) as well as martial arts. And I also like going in mosh pits when I go to concerts. Will I still be able to do these things after getting implants? My biggest concern is that I will break them. Thanks!
Answer: Can you get punched in the boob after you have implants? I do extreme sports. Thank you for your question, which I find very interesting.Although the risk of rupture of the implant is quite low, the kind of activities you mention (with the risks of possibly falling on concrete - such as parkour I guess?) are likely to increase the possibility of rupture. I am not really sure that saline would be more resistant than silicone and the position of the implants in front of the muscle would, in theory, expose them to a more direct impact compared to an implant sub-muscular. I have however to assume that you have an indication for the placement of the implants in front of the muscle and you have been advised by your surgeon. All implants are tested and have to be able to maintain shape and integrity when exposed to pressure. However there are situations which cannot be replicated in laboratory. I believe that, considering the kind of sports you practice, although low, the risk of possible rupture of the implants might be slightly higher than in the general population.Just try to be as careful as possible. I hope it helps.
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Answer: Can you get punched in the boob after you have implants? I do extreme sports. Thank you for your question, which I find very interesting.Although the risk of rupture of the implant is quite low, the kind of activities you mention (with the risks of possibly falling on concrete - such as parkour I guess?) are likely to increase the possibility of rupture. I am not really sure that saline would be more resistant than silicone and the position of the implants in front of the muscle would, in theory, expose them to a more direct impact compared to an implant sub-muscular. I have however to assume that you have an indication for the placement of the implants in front of the muscle and you have been advised by your surgeon. All implants are tested and have to be able to maintain shape and integrity when exposed to pressure. However there are situations which cannot be replicated in laboratory. I believe that, considering the kind of sports you practice, although low, the risk of possible rupture of the implants might be slightly higher than in the general population.Just try to be as careful as possible. I hope it helps.
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March 12, 2018
Answer: Sports after Breast Implants Thanks so much for your question! You should be able to participate in many sports after breast augmentation. However, direct trauma or force, such as from a car accident or fall, to either saline and also silicone implants can cause them to rupture. I've had patients come to see be after their implants ruptured from being elbowed, car accident, and sometimes unknown. Hope this helps...best of luck!
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March 12, 2018
Answer: Sports after Breast Implants Thanks so much for your question! You should be able to participate in many sports after breast augmentation. However, direct trauma or force, such as from a car accident or fall, to either saline and also silicone implants can cause them to rupture. I've had patients come to see be after their implants ruptured from being elbowed, car accident, and sometimes unknown. Hope this helps...best of luck!
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September 28, 2019
Answer: Saline implants and extreme sports Hello and thank you for your question. If you're that active, I recommend silicone implants behind the pectoralis muscle. Saline will tend to deflate easier, they are heavier and less natural looking.
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September 28, 2019
Answer: Saline implants and extreme sports Hello and thank you for your question. If you're that active, I recommend silicone implants behind the pectoralis muscle. Saline will tend to deflate easier, they are heavier and less natural looking.
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