When a saline implant ruptures, the breast usually gets smaller quite quickly like a flat tire. The tissues around the implant begin to shrink as well. I usually advise replacing the implant within about a week. This way the replacement surgery is easier with easier recovery and more ease of reestablishing a nice shape.
Thank you for your question. If you have a ruptured implant you want to replace it as soon as you can. Depending on how old the implants are, they may still be under warranty. You can check with the manufacturer and find out if they are still covered under warranty to help cover any of the costs of surgery to have the implant replaced. You don't want to leave the implant for too long, as scar tissue will start to form around the deflated implant.If you have any other questions regarding breast augmentation, you can access more information from my Breast Augmentation Planner which is free for you to download! Go to aBetterBreast.com.Best of luck to you!
