Agree that saline implants are a serious problem due to the silicone liners. My implants ruptured at some point (each at different times times) which exposes you to everything inside the implant liners. I had mine removed and not replace and no fat transfer or lift. I am 55 and glad I got them removed (had them for 22 years and all sorts of health issues, autoimmune Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, severe spinal stenosis/degenerative disc disease, etc.).

My brain fog and low grade fevers improved days after explant surgery and my eyes stopped being irritated (felt like they had gravel in them).

My recommendation also is for young women not to ever get them, especially before having children since nursing could be a problem and silicone can leach into breast milk. They are uncomfortable to sleep in for stomach sleepers, can rupture, stretch skin permanently and leaves scars going in and coming out. Not worth the health issues.