Melasma linked to silicone implants?

Hello,Thank you for your question,While scars can darken in sun exposure especially early post op, wearing sunblock to protect your skin as you normally would should be sufficient. You must protect the scar from the sun for a year, as suntanning the scar may stain it permanently red or brown. This makes it more noticeable.All the best

Thank you for your question.I do not know of any reliable studies showing a link between melasma and breast implants. You can go head with your with your procedure without fear of worsening your melasma. Do not forget to apply sunscreen when you go out !   All The Best !

New generation silicone gel implants are far superior than those used in the past and have a proven track record of safety. Silicone implants have gone through more testing than any other medical device and are the preferred choice for over the muscle implant placement.#SiliconeImplants are made with a silicone outer shell and are filled with a gummy-bear consistency silicone on the inside. More women tend to choose silicone breast implants due to the natural feel and appearance. Silicone implants are now made of a cohesive gel which are anti-leak even when cut. Look and feel like natural breasts due to the cohesive silicone gel material.

I have never heard of women developing melasma after silicone implants. Perhaps, they are happy to show off their new breasts in bikini tops at the beach and forgetting to use facial sunscreen! 

Hello and thanks for your question I have been performing breast augmentation with silicone gel implants for over 20 years and have never seen a case where melisma developed post operatively. Best wishes and good luck with your procedure.

Thank
you for your question. I do not think that there is any evidence that silicone
implants cause Melasma, which is the brown patchy pigmentation of skin. The exact cause is not known,
but several factors can contribute. These include, pregnancy, some medication
and hormonal drugs, such as the oral contraceptive pill, and medical
conditions that affect hormone levels. Sunshine and the use of sun-beds can
make the tendency to melasma worse. Some occupations, which involve high temperature
conditions, such as steel workers and bakers are thought to make the condition
difficult to treat. There
is evidence from the study of identical twins that there is a complex
interaction of genetic susceptibility and the environment. I do hope this
helps and good luck.