Can Silicone Implants Rupture Sleeping on Stomach? I Have to Sleep Angled?

If I understand your question correctly, I think that you can have peace of mind that you have not ruptured silicone gel breast implants by lying on them. Generally speaking, breast implant rupture would require very significant force, much more that is generated by lying on the breast implant, to cause rupture.

 If you have had surgery recently, it will be best to avoid lying on the breasts for several months, while the breast implant capsules are developing around the breast implants. It is not however necessary to sleep have an “angle”.

 As some point, when circumstances allow, best to be examined in person and have a longer term relationship with a plastic surgeon re established.

 Best wishes.

If they aren't different as you mentioned you are probably fine. Follow up with your reconstructive surgeon for assurance. Good luck

Thank you for your question.  This is a common question for "stomach sleepers".  It is important to sleep on your back for the first 4-6 weeks after breast implant surgery to avoid any tendenancy for the implants to be pushed laterally, or to the sides.  After this time period, scar tissue has formed around the implants and prevents them from shifting significantly.  There should be no problems sleeping on you stomach.  Differences in the feel or appearance of the breasts after surgery, especially after reconstructive surgery, can be from a number of things.  This can only be determined by an examination.  It is unlikely that you have done anything harmful.  Stay positive and when able, find a plastic surgeon who has experience in breast reconstruction who can assist you.

Best of luck.