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While the safety of silicone implants has been a topic of debate for years, a five-year study on saline-filled kind is finally in. The verdict? Though they weren't linked to any major health conditions, they can cause the following complications:
* Wrinkling or rippling occurs in 14 percent of patients. The fix: If the implant is in front of the chest muscle, moving it underneath will smooth out wrinkles, says Richard Greco, a reconstructive surgeon in Savannah. Or it can be replaced with a silicone ...