Due to the surgical technique accepted today, the implant is under the breast muscle-usually it is separated from the breast tissue, so in most cases lactation is possible without problems.

The implant is divided into two parts: silicon and saline. In the past the silicon was more common but in 1992 they came out of the market because of problems in their use-rupture in the implant and leakage. Today with the technological development this implant is anti-rupture. Despite this, the use of saline implants is more acceptable-even if there is a leak and this rarely causes any damage to the body. There are implants in different ways, but the most common methods are circular planting or planting in a way that the shape is dropped. In order to decide which implant is best for you, you should consult with the cosmetic surgeon of your choice, to suit your breasts and body building.