About Breast Implants Used in Breast Augmentation
During your breast augmentation consultation, your surgeon will discuss the different breast implant options available and help you choose implants that best match your body shape, lifestyle, and aesthetic goals.
Breast implants are a key part of breast enlargement surgery, and selecting the right implant helps achieve natural-looking and balanced results following a boob job procedure.
Our surgeons use high-quality breast implants available in the UK, selected from trusted manufacturers that meet strict safety and regulatory standards.
All implants used for breast augmentation surgery are:
- CE marked
- Approved for use within the UK
- Regulated by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA)
Implant selection considers several factors, including:
- Your body proportions and breast tissue
- Desired breast size and shape
- Implant profile and projection
- Implant placement during surgery
Your surgeon will guide you through these choices to ensure your breast enlargement procedure achieves the most natural and proportionate result possible.
High-Quality Breast Implant Options
We provide a range of modern breast implants designed to suit different body types and aesthetic preferences. These implants are widely used in breast augmentation surgery across the UK and are known for their safety, durability, and natural appearance.
Key features of our breast implants include:
Diverse implant options
A variety of implant shapes, sizes, and profiles are available, allowing surgeons to tailor each breast augmentation procedure to the individual patient.
Long-established implant technology
The implants used have a long clinical history and are widely trusted in cosmetic and reconstructive breast surgery.
Advanced implant shell technology
A robust high-quality shell helps maintain the integrity of the implant and enhances overall durability and safety.
High-quality silicone gel fill
Modern silicone gel implants are designed to provide a natural feel and shape while reducing the likelihood of visible rippling.
During your consultation, your surgeon will explain the differences between implant types and help you choose the most suitable option for your breast enlargement surgery.
Our Breast Implants
- Diverse implant options- Choice to cater for each individual
- Long-established history-High quality and a strong reputation
- The barrier shell layer-Increases the integrity of the implant, increasing safety
- 100% gel fill- Less likely to ripple
Safety of Silicone Gel Breast Implants
Silicone gel breast implants are among the most extensively researched medical devices used in cosmetic surgery.
Numerous clinical studies and long-term research have evaluated the safety and performance of silicone implants used in breast augmentation and breast enlargement procedures.
Modern silicone implants are designed with advanced materials and manufacturing techniques to provide improved safety, durability, and natural aesthetic results.
Extensive research and regulatory review from organisations such as the FDA and the MHRA have helped establish strict safety standards for implants used in cosmetic breast surgery.
At Breast Augment, our surgeons stay up to date with the latest clinical developments, safety guidelines, and advancements in breast implant technology. During your consultation, they will discuss any questions or concerns you may have regarding implant safety, longevity, and expected results.
For further information on implant safety and regulatory guidance, you can explore resources provided by the MHRA and government health authorities.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Breast Implants
What types of breast implants are used in breast augmentation?
Breast augmentation surgery typically uses silicone gel implants, which are designed to provide a natural feel and appearance while maintaining structural durability.
Are breast implants safe?
Modern breast implants used in breast enlargement surgery are regulated medical devices that undergo extensive testing and regulatory approval before being used in patients.
How long do breast implants last?
Breast implants are designed to be long-lasting, but they are not considered lifetime devices. Many patients enjoy results for many years before considering implant replacement.
What is the difference between silicone and saline implants?
Silicone implants contain a cohesive silicone gel that closely mimics natural breast tissue, while saline implants contain sterile salt water. Silicone implants are currently the most commonly used implants for breast augmentation in the UK.
Will breast implants look natural?
When the correct implant size, shape, and placement are selected, breast augmentation results can look and feel very natural.
Can breast implants rupture?
Breast implant rupture is uncommon but can occur over time. Modern implants are designed with high quality, durable outer shells to reduce this risk.
Do breast implants move or change over time?
After breast enlargement surgery, implants may settle into a natural position as healing progresses. This process is often referred to as the implants “dropping and fluffing”.
Can I choose the size of my breast implants?
Your surgeon will work with you to determine the most appropriate implant size based on your anatomy, desired appearance, and surgical recommendations.
Do breast implants require replacement?
While implants are durable, some patients choose to replace them over time due to lifestyle changes, aesthetic preferences, or natural ageing. In some patients’ replacement of breast implants is due to capsular contracture or in some cases Silicone gel leak.
How do I know which breast implants are right for me?
The best way to determine the most suitable implants for your breast augmentation or boob job procedure is through a consultation with a suitably qualified experienced surgeon who would listen to your derrises, assess you clinically including your anatomy to achieve the best outcomes for you.