Could my implant have ruptured if I have progressive radiating pain in breasts and hands 5 years post breast implants? (Photo)

The symptoms you are describing are a bit non-specific as to whether your implant has ruptured. They actually are a bit concerning for a heart problem. I would suggest being examined to rule out cardiac issues right away and then have your plastic surgeon examine your breast and if necessary order some imaging studies to see if the implant is intact. They’ll guide you through the next steps if it is ruptured. 

Dear annonann88,I understand your concern. However, without a proper assessment it would be difficult to determine what is wrong. It is best that you visit your plastic surgeon for further assessment. Only after thorough examination you can get proper recommendations and advice.Daniel Barrett, MD

Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

Dear Ann,  Posting full front and side view pictures of your breasts would have been helpful. The symptoms that you describe can be partially, connected to the breasts augmentation procedure, not necessarily because of rapture of implants, but rather because of capsule contracture.    The symptoms of the hands , sound more like Raynaud's  syndrome . The symptoms of the dull ache radiating towards the jaw , sound unrelated to the breasts augmentation. So, you should consult with your family doctor in regard to these symptoms.   Concerning the breasts symptoms, you should consult with your plastic surgeon or any other experienced board certified plastic surgeon and have your breasts examined to rule out capsule contracture or lateral displacement of the implants , that can explain your breasts symptoms.               Best of luck,                                      Dr Widder   

Thank you for sharing your question and photograph.  The symptoms you describe would not be indicative of an implant rupture and I would recommend seeing your PCP or family doctor first for an in-person examination.  Depending on their thoughts, the appropriate specialist can then be contacted.  Best wishes on a speedy recovery.

Thanks so much for reaching out.  Implant rupture does not typically present with those symptoms. If you are concerned you should be seen by a plastic surgeon.  An MRI would give you a definitive answer.

I hope this helps :)