Saline Tit Injection

Saline Tit Injection
Image consultant Amanda Sanders, far left, in a scene from Bravo’s “Love Broker,” spoke to the New York Times about her saline injection procedure. Photo by Getty Images.
Before committing to going under the knife for breast implants, some women are trying out a non-invasive procedure that gives them instant gratification for a fleeting 24 hours, the New York Times reports.
“It was worth it,” said New York image consultant Amanda Sanders in the story, regarding the $3,500 treatment that lasted less than 24 hours. “I could wear halter tops and a string bikini and feel really sexy. I’m in the business of vanity. As an image consultant, I have to look the part and be the part.”
And Sanders isn’t alone — the doctor who performed her saline injection, Norman M. Rowe, told the Times that he performs three to five of the procedures a week, with women requesting the enhancement for everything from weddings to bar mitzvahs to red carpet events to tropical vacations (as in Sanders’s case), according to the article.
But how does the procedure work, exactly? And is it safe?
“Saline is a part of what we have in our bloodstream, and is part of our naturally occurring interstitial solution,” Daniel Mills , M.D., a plastic surgeon in Laguna Beach, California, and member of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS), told Yahoo Health. “So it’s about as safe as one could expect.” During the procedure, fluid is injected into the breast tissue, rather than going behind the chest muscle, as with an implant. “How big they get depends on the number of cc’s used,” he said.
Saline is essentially saltwater that is absorbed back into the bloodstream in about 24 hours. It’s a stateside alternative to Europe’s popular “lunchtime lift,” during which fillers like Restylane or Juvéderm are injected — a procedure not approved here in the U.S. by the FDA. Still, “Anytime you are injecting something, there’s a risk of infection, a risk of hematoma [blood that pools under the skin],” Mills added regarding the saline injections. “So I wouldn’t say it’s without any risk whatsoever.”
And while there are occasions when people get saline injections in places other than breasts — such as the forehead, in Japan, where odd-looking “ bagel head ” injections have been a body-modification fad — the breast brings with it a particular risk. “If you can get milk to come out of the ducts, you can get bacteria to go into those ducts,” Mills explained. “So there ‘s a little more bacterial involvement with the breast than with the forehead.”
Although Mills has not performed the procedure before, he said he might consider it for someone who would want to try out a new look before getting actual implants — similar to how people will sometimes get saline injected into their lips or cheeks before getting more permanent fillers. “It would be a way to try on breasts before you buy them,” he said.
Injecting saline does stretch out the skin, Mills added, although he wouldn’t expect any long-term effects, since the saline lasts only “18 hours max” before being reabsorbed into the body. Silicone injections, meanwhile, are permanent, and even illegal in a couple of states because they’re thought to mask breast cancer readings.
It’s important to note that the saline procedure, though not approved by all doctors, differs greatly from other curve-enhancing injections that so often lead to medical disaster — illegal, underground ones , often administered at “pumping parties,” and containing dangerous mixtures of non-medical-grade silicone and various other ingredients. Those often cause complications that lead to death . “It’s apples and fish,” Mills noted, adding that, with any injection, “It makes a big difference to go to a member of ASAPS, where patient safety is the priority.”
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The catch: It only lasts for 24 hours.
There's now a procedure that gives patients a quick enlargement that goes away after just 24 hours. The temporary saline injections — colloquially known as the "Cinderella boob job" or "Insta-Breasts" — have been championed by plastic surgeons including Dr. Norman Rowe, MD. The procedure involves injecting each breast through the areola with saline and it "gives the patient an adequate representation of what a breast would feel like inside their body," he said in an interview with ABC 7 .
Dr. Rowe estimates around 75% of his patients who have the "insta-breast" injections go through with breast augmentation surgery — and points out that the 25% who did not go through with the surgery were able to determine breast implants weren't for them.
If this sounds too good to be true, it just might be because not all doctors are on board. In fact, Dr. Stephen Greenberg, a board certified plastic surgeon in New York City, warns that most doctors will not perform it. "This technique is not a widely-accepted medial procedure by plastic surgeons throughout the country," he told Good Housekeeping . "It's done sporadically by a few people."
It's important to remember that even if it's likely harmless — salt water is generally considered safe — the potential risks outweigh the rewards, says Greenberg. "With saline, you still have to worry about infections, pain, hematomas, and bruising." On top of the risks, these procedures can be pricy: the Daily Mail reports the cost being upwards of $2400, all for just one night of bigger breasts.
As for determining whether you actually want breast augmentation, Greenberg tells Good Housekeeping that there are other ways besides injecting breasts with saline. "We now use sophisticated 3-D imaging to show patients what they will look like with a wide variety of sizes, shapes, and even clothing," he explains. "This takes away the reason to see what you'll look like using saline."
Or you can just try this "boob trick" when you're feeling a little flat.

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Breast implants - Saline vs silicone

Wonder about the differences between saline and silicone breast implants? The risks of breast implants? What happens if an implant ruptures? Get answers to these questions and more.
If you're considering breast implants, you might wonder how to choose between saline-filled and silicone gel-filled implants. Here's help evaluating the options.
Saline and silicone breast implants both have an outer silicone shell. The implants differ in the filler material and consistency, however.
Saline implants are filled with sterile salt water. They're inserted empty, and then filled once they're in place.
Saline breast implants are available to women age 18 and older for breast augmentation and to women of any age for breast reconstruction.
Silicone implants are pre-filled with silicone gel — a thick, sticky fluid that closely mimics the feel of human fat. Most women believe that silicone breast implants look and feel more like natural breast tissue.
Silicone breast implants are available to women age 22 and older for breast augmentation and to women of any age for breast reconstruction.
Saline and silicone breast implants pose similar risks, including:
Correcting any of these complications might require additional surgery, either to remove or replace the implants.
In addition, with certain breast implants there is a low risk of developing a type of cancer known as breast implant-associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma (BIA-ALCL). Implants with textured silicone and polyurethane outer shells seem to have the highest risk. Although this type of cancer occurs in the breast tissue, it isn't breast cancer. It might require treatment with surgery, radiation and chemotherapy.
If an implant ruptures, the approach might vary depending on whether the implant is saline or silicone.
If a saline breast implant ruptures, the implant will deflate — causing the affected breast to change in size and shape.
Your body will absorb the leaking saline solution without health risks, but you'll probably need surgery to remove the silicone shell. If you want, a new implant can likely be inserted at the same time.
If a silicone breast implant ruptures, you might not notice right away — or ever — because any free silicone tends to remain trapped in the fibrous tissue (capsule) that forms around the implant. This is known as a silent rupture.
Leaking silicone gel isn't thought to cause health problems, such as breast cancer, reproductive problems or rheumatoid arthritis. Still, a ruptured silicone breast implant might eventually cause breast pain, breast thickening, or changes in the contour or shape of the breast.
If this happens, your doctor will likely recommend surgical removal of the implant. If you want a new implant, it can usually be inserted at the same time.
Both saline and silicone breast implants are considered safe for breast augmentation and breast reconstruction. Research on the safety and effectiveness of both types of implants is ongoing.
If you're thinking about breast augmentation or reconstruction, it's important to understand what it means to have breast implants. In addition to changing your appearance, keep in mind:
Breast implants aren't guaranteed to last a lifetime. Implant rupture is a possibility. As many as 20 percent of women who have breast implants need to have their implants removed within eight to 10 years.
Also, your breasts will continue to change after augmentation — and certain factors, such as weight gain or weight loss, might further change the way your breasts look. Any of these issues might lead to additional surgery.
Based on your breast anatomy, body type and other factors, your surgeon might recommend one type of implant over another for the best results. Ultimately, however, the choice between saline and silicone is up to you.
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