Silicone Breast Implants

The most natural-feeling breast implants available

Silicone breast implants remain the most popular choice for breast augmentation worldwide — and with good reason. Modern cohesive gel implants maintain their shape, feel natural in both hand and body, and carry an excellent long-term safety record across decades of clinical use.

Today's silicone implants use a cohesive gel that holds together if the shell is ever compromised — there is no liquid silicone to migrate. They are available in round or anatomical (teardrop) shapes, multiple projection profiles and a wide volume range. Our clinic uses implants from globally certified manufacturers meeting the highest international standards.

Key Benefits

Closest natural feel to actual breast tissue
Cohesive gel maintains shape even if shell is damaged
Wide range of shapes, profiles and sizes for personalised results
Decades of clinical safety data across millions of patients

Is This Treatment Right For You?

Patients seeking the most natural-feeling augmentation result
Women with minimal existing breast tissue where implant feel matters most
Those wanting a specific shape or projection profile
Patients replacing older saline or silicone implants from a previous augmentation

What to Expect

Consultation & Sizing

3D imaging and physical sizer trials to visualise the result before choosing your implant.

Implant Selection

Shape, profile, volume and surface texture chosen to complement your anatomy.

Surgery

Implants placed under general anaesthesia through the agreed incision approach; typically 1–1.5 hours.

Recovery

Compression garment worn for 4–6 weeks; staged follow-ups confirm pocket settling.

Recovery & Aftercare

Return to light work within 5–7 days. Strenuous upper body exercise avoided for 6 weeks. Implants settle into final position over 3–6 months.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is silicone safe?

Decades of research and millions of patients confirm that modern cohesive silicone gel implants are safe. Regulatory agencies worldwide including the FDA have reviewed the evidence extensively.

Do I need MRI scans to monitor them?

Current guidance for modern cohesive gel implants recommends routine review at 10 years; MRI monitoring is no longer universally recommended for asymptomatic patients with modern implants.