The future of Silicone implants Materials and Surgery

Silicone breast implants leave a lot to be desired when a person considers saline vs. silicone. Before, when deciding the size a person wanted to be, the doctor used incisions necessary to perform the surgery, but, today, many are seeking better ways. Every woman wants to look good in this area, but large, over-sized breasts look ridiculous. In addition, the silicon breast implants of previous years cause some problems in the area of being the wrong size, being inflexible, or moving around in the area. Some women have decided to have them removed and are left with the scars. The beginning effort came up with a saline solution in a gel form, but had to be done by surgery, leaving the scars under the breasts. The lack of comfort and other problems, such as infection, caused the recipient to remove the silicone, thus having another surgery.

Whether you are a housewife born with small breasts, or have had silicon breasts removed, you may be open to the new procedures in creating breasts that seem natural. One of the new procedures is a gel implant which gives a more natural outline and shape. Another is a new procedure that is known to be ideal, because it has a series of implant shells to prevent the saline from moving. Another procedure is to use small micro implants to eliminate implant rupture - these are implanted by injections.

The newest procedure of injecting small micro-size implants is much more non-invasive and leaves fewer scars. In addition, a more natural look is obtained without surgery and more satisfaction is obtained by the client. This latest procedure seems easy in comparison to the breast surgery in the last 10 years. New technology and medicine has provided more relief and more comfort. These particles are the size of raisins and are injected into the breasts to add shape and form. Having plastic surgery on the breasts is a more permanent solution because only one surgery is usually necessary and can feel more secure. A definite decision can be made regarding the exact size and the quality of the surgery that's to be performed.