Saline Imlant Ruptured, is It Normal to Have Pain?

Your pain should resolve soon. More importantly, make a strong effort to get in with a plastic surgery quickly.  As your pocket collapses, it is harder to achieve symmetry at the time of exchange.  If you have the old implant information, please take it to your consultation-your surgery will want this information.  Finally, I would reccomend you change both implants and have a frank conversation about any changes in size or position you may desire.  Good luck, Dr  Rumalla

Spontaneous rupture of saline implants is not usually associated with pain. Occasionally patients are aware of different feeling in their muscle if submuscular but only for a short time. Best to have your plastic surgeon examine you.

Thank you for your question.

In my experience, patients who experience a deflation with saline implants usually do not experience pain but may "something" as the saline gets absorbed.

If you are experiencing some sort of pain, probably better to see a board certified plastic surgeon sooner so that he/she can examine you and discuss your options with you.

Best Wishes!