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Women who are not satisfied with their bust size and those who lost their breast volume due to pregnancy, aging, and weight loss are the ideal candidates for Orange County breast augmentation. Surgeons perform this procedure by using silicone or saline implants which are materials compatible with the human tissues.
Nowadays, there are several incision sites used in Orange County breast augmentation. Doctors may place the incision around the areola, inside the breast folds, in the underarm, and within the navel’s rim.
Regardless of the incision site used in Orange County breast augmentation, doctors believe that the scars are well-hidden and generally fade over time that it is almost impossible to tell if someone had undergone the procedure or not.
According to Orange County plastic surgeons, there are only two FDA-approved breast implants in the US: the saline which contains a sterile saltwater solution and the silicone which contains a cohesive material that can replicate the movement of a real breast tissue. However, both of these implants are made of a solid silicone shell designed to last up to 25 years (or at least an average of 10 years).
Between these two types of breast implants, the silicone provides a more natural result since the cohesive material can simulate the real breast in terms of “feel.” With this advantage, more than half of women who underwent breast augmentation surgery preferred this implant over the saline, according to a 2009 survey conducted by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS).
But in terms of safety, the saline implant is a better option since it only contains a saltwater solution which has no problem of dissipating into the surrounding tissues in case of a rupture. On the other hand, a leak in the silicone implant is not absorbed by the tissues which means higher risk of complications and pain and discomfort.
It is also important to note, according to Orange County plastic surgeons, that a leak in the silicone may go undetected for years since the cohesive material just settles on the surrounding tissues. With this, doctors generally require patients to undergo MRI scan every two years to check if there is any leak in the silicone implant.
Despite the safety of the saline implant, Orange County plastic surgeons believe that it has a natural deflation rate which means that it loses a small amount of fluid (about 1 percent every year), either through evaporation and other factors. So after 10 years, a woman may lose about 10 percent of their breast volume if they use this type of implant.
