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The amount of pain experienced varies from person to person, and depends on the method used. In general, pectoral implant procedures that use endoscopic surgery reduce bleeding and incision size. The amount of pain, therefore, may be less in endoscopic surgery. Soreness, bruising and swelling are also common but should fade within a week or so.
Scars will gradually fade over time, but in a small proportion of patients, there is a risk that scars may thicken and become more obvious.
Risks or complications that may occur include:
<ul><li>in some cases, extensive bleeding and infection. Such side effects are fairly uncommon; </li><li>haematoma is a collection of blood under the skin around your implant and it is due to bleeding that occurs after surgery. If you have a medium or large haematoma, you will require surgery to remove it and to search for the source of bleeding. (Often, no source is found because the bleeding has stopped by the time surgery is performed). The risk of haematoma is about 1%; </li><li>seroma is a collection of body fluid under the skin around your implants. Most people develop seroma immediately after surgery, and their bodies reabsorb the fluid naturally. In rare cases, the seroma may persist and may require draining with a needle or surgery; </li><li>numbness of your inner upper arm may occur as a result of the nerve becoming disrupted, stretched, or damaged during surgery. Often the feeling will return within a few months. If it does not, you may have numbness in this area forever. If so, you will become accustomed to it within a year and it is unlikely to bother you. The risk of this is about 1%;</li><li>there is also a slight risk of what is called implant displacement. If the implant moves around or is not held in place correctly by the pectoral muscle, further surgery may be required. In extreme cases, the implant may need to be removed permanently. If you have a complication from your silicone chest implants and decide that you simply want them out (or if you want them out for any reason), removal is relatively simple. It can be performed through the same incision, and recovery is faster than recovery from the original surgery.</li></ul>

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