I had surgery 13 years ago with saline implants through the navel. Back then, I focused on fast recovery, safety, and scarring, so that was the choice I made. And I’ve been living well without regretting that choice, but recently I started feeling rippling on the left side. Unlike other implants, I understand saline implants are more vulnerable to leakage or rupture, so I’m looking into revision surgery. This week I’m going to a breast-specialized hospital to get checked with an ultrasound. If there are any friends who have had saline implants for over 10 years, I’m curious how things are for you now. For me, I’ve been married for 4 years, and my husband still doesn’t know I had surgery. The feel is that soft, and it has a slightly fluid, sloshy feel. Anyway, for friends thinking about surgery, if you’re in your 20s, your 30s, 40s, and 50s come sooner than you think, so I hope you think carefully and get surgery after careful consideration.
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