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February 8, 2025
When a celebrity shares a personal health experience, it often sparks concern and curiosity. Recently, Selling Sunset star Chrishell Stause opened up about her breast implant rupture and the steps she took to address it. Dr. Jennifer Emmett of Emmett Plastic Surgery wants to reassure you that while breast implant ruptures can happen, they are manageable with regular care, attention, and the skill of a qualified plastic surgeon.
Chrishell Stause recently shared her experience with breast implant rupture on Instagram. Alongside her plastic surgeon, Dr. Josef Hadeed, she revealed that her implants had ruptured and were successfully replaced.
While the news might sound alarming, Dr. Emmett emphasizes that health risks from breast implant ruptures are rare, especially when you have regular check-ups. Annual exams are essential in detecting implant issues early, allowing prompt treatment and peace of mind.
Breast implants, whether silicone or saline, have distinct features when they rupture:
Dr. Emmett recommends regular check-ups to monitor your implants’ condition, regardless of your breast implant type.
It’s important to remember that breast implants are not designed to last forever. Most implants have an expected lifespan of about 10 years. You and your plastic surgeon can determine when it’s time for implant replacement or removal through routine check-ups. Your surgeon will perform the appropriate procedure on a prescheduled date.
With more than 20 years of experience in breast implant revision and removal, Dr. Emmett provides care that makes these treatments safe, effective, and customized to each patient’s needs.
Choosing a qualified plastic surgeon matters for breast implant revision. Dr. Emmett is a board-certified plastic surgeon with training in General Surgery, where she practiced for two years before advancing her focus to plastic surgery. After completing her residency in New York City, she pursued an additional 12 months of specialized training in plastic surgery. Dr. Emmett’s extensive skill and knowledge help patients confidently address concerns about implant rupture.
Breast implant rupture can happen to anyone, but with regular exams and the support of Dr. Emmett at Emmett Plastic Surgery, you can stay ahead of potential issues. If you have concerns about your implants or are considering breast implant revision or removal, don’t wait. Contact us today to schedule your consultation.