Worried about BII and silicone "sweat"

The medical literature is clear: modern, highly cohesive silicone gel implants don't sweat and capsular material taken out for examination in modern studies show no silicone embedded in the tissue. But most importantly, silicone materials of all sorts are everywhere in our ecosystem, for almost 100 years, from medical instruments to cooking supplies; silicone has been used in industry and food products as far back as the 1930's (anti-foaming agents in food, for instance). With regards to systemic symptoms of breast implants (SSBI), the proper name for an entity that has failed to meet the criteria for a disease or illness, we know that women enrolled in the studies with saline filled implants represented a majority of the patients, not silicone gel filled devices. Another bit of information you should know is that breast implants were not the first implants made of silicone in humans. The very first were testicular implants, beginning in the 1940's. Since then, millions of men have gotten them, and despite this, there has never been such a widespread issue with them as we have seen with breast implants; there is no such thing as 'testicular implant illness'. Additionally, there are a myriad of other implantable silicone devices in millions of people over many decades without problem. With the addition of information gleaned from these ongoing studies, it's becoming clear what SSBI really is: a phenomenon not related to any pathophysiology from the material implants are made of. Specifically, breast implants are not toxic.

You are describing "gel bleed" which shouldn't occur with newer implants. Implants are not permanent and need to be replaced to prevent problems with aging implants such as gel bleed. You can eliminate the risk of gel bleed by choosing a saline implant.

Both silicone and saline implants have pros and cons. Learning about each can help you decide which is best for you. You have mentioned concerns about silicone so you may want to consider saline implants instead. This may allow you to undergo the augmentation you want without the worry. I've included a video I hope you find helpful.