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Can Saline implants look normal? (Photos)

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biancabockoJun 10, 2017

I'm planning to get a breast augmentation soon, but I can't decide between saline and silicone implants. I'm currently a small B cup and I'm looking to be a full C cup. I don't want [RS bleep] star boobs or anything. I want my boobs to look really natural. Can I get a natural look with Saline implants? I'm leaning towards them because I like the fact that if they burst, my breast would deflate and I would automatically know. Thank you in advance for your suggestions and recommendations!

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