I've had my Breast Implants for 10 years ( SEBBIN ), should I replace them? I'm afraid of them rupturing.

If you are not having an issue with your implants at this time, they do not need to be replaced. If there is a concern or an abnormality in your breast then an MRI or ultrasound can be done to determine if there is a leak. If there is a leak, then the implant can be replaced and a new one placed. It is a much more simple surgery early in the course rather than after a sustained leak for a long time.

If you are not
having any issues with your implants then I would not recommend surgery.  Implants
only need to be changed if a problem develops.  Implants should not be changed
as a matter of course. Most women will live their whole life with their
original implants and will never require a revision.  If you are still uncertain, consult with a
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to discuss your options.

I agree with an MRI to evaluate the implants to make sure they are not ruptured.  Alternatively you may undergo an ultrasound which is cheaper but may not be as sensitive in detecting a defect. If the implants are intact, and they are soft and in a good position, you may not need replacement.  However if they are hard (encapsulated) and displaced, you may consider an exchange at this point.