Expected Results
Regarding the physical appearance of silicone implants, it is important to remember that nature will always play its part. It is entirely normal for a woman’s breasts to be of slightly different in both sizing and shape.

Potential Complications
Complications of breast implant surgery initially include bleeding problems and infection. The possible infections will require the use of antibiotics, or in extreme cases, the removal of the entire breast implant itself.

Another common problem to keep in mind is capsular contracture - when the body produces an inordinate amount of scar tissue around the foreign object. This can mean both pain and the abnormally hard feel of the breast implant. The correction of this problem generally involves the removal of the implant and scar tissue, and then putting the implant back in again. But in some unfortunate cases, the problem can return and this can lead to yet more additional painful surgery.