No the ideal implant is filled once it is in the pocket. This has the advantage of being able to titrate just the right size as well as being able to make a smaller incision for insertion. They are now FDA approved and available and a great choice if you want the softness of silicone and the peace of mind of Saline implants.
Hello,Like all saline implants, it needs to be filled by the surgeon at the time of surgery, which means it has a filling valve in the shell. This is a potential area of failure and deflation. Best of luck!