What Should I Do when my Breast Implants Appear to Be Getting Smaller?

It is possible that your implants are deflating. There is a major difference with saline and silicone in this respect. Usually when saline implants rupture the fluid is dissolved by the body and the breast goes flat. Silicone implants usually do not leak like saline implants do; instead the breast remains mostly full. You should speak with your surgeon about your concerns and ask him about your options. Most implants come with a 10 year manufacturer’s warranty and if you bought the extended warranty you could have a stipend for your surgical costs.

Change in your breast size and shape is normal during a woman's life - even after breast augmentation.  Within the first year after breast augmentation the breast does change slightly.  Usually the breast starts out being somewhat firm and it softens during the first 6-7 months.  Sometimes this is perceived as "getting smaller" because the shape of the breast also loosens a little.

Your breasts may just be getting smaller as well.  If you have lost some weight that may be the issue.

It is unlikely that the implants are deflating (especially both implants).  Saline deflation is not subtle.  You will wake up one morning with a "flat tire".

Breast size will continue to descend for about 6 months from the time of an implant placement.  Changes in the size of breasts one year after implant placement is more likely due to hormonal changes and or weight loss.