Can silicone implants rupture if your partner puts most of his body weight on your chest?

Dear FirstBA1997, The first thing to note is the models you pointed out.  The model you pointed out is extremely thin with visibility of the ribs showing.  That is why her breasts look so defined and round.  She has virtually no tissue between the breast implant and her environment.  Unl...

Dear Americasil, Looking at your preop picture, you have what we call a tight inframammary fold.  That means the angle of your lower breast is less than 90 degrees compared to your upper abdomen.  If you do not undergo a lift, a couple of bad results are going to happen.  First, the ni...

Thanks for your question and photos. Choosing the right implant size is one of the most important decisions to consider. Ultimately, a difference of 20cc's is not very significant—it's less than one ounce. That being said, you should carefully consider your discussion with your surgeon and m...

Based on your photos it appears that you had a combination of inverted T pattern mastopexy in conjunction with what appears to be submuscular breast augmentation. This is in many instances a very challenging operation. It appears that you have more than likely a submuscular implant which has...

Most experience slight sagging after a while especially with large implants. However, under the muscle implants are less likely to sag that much as the weight of the implants are held by the muscles and underlying tissues. 

Dear Cheetara_3018, Absolutely.  Since your nipples are above the inframammary fold, you do not need to have them moved up higher on your torso.  The problem you have is a mismatch between two little breast tissue and too much skin.  A medium to large implant will correct that imbalance an...