What are the risks of removal of ruptured breast implants?

Many: Apart from possible anesthesia complications, the surgical complications include, but not limited to, the following > infection, thick scars, collections of fluid and or blood, leftover pieces of the implant, need for repeat or corrective surgeries, deformities of the breast on rare occasions etc. Also, if the capsule is being removed > there can be left over pieces of the capsule.

Will range with size: The risks of implant removal range with the size of the implant as well as the material and the extent of rupture. Excessively large implants may leave the breast with a sagging or involuted appearance that may benefit from a simultaneous lift. Glandular resection and removals of effected nerves and muscle may be required in cases of extensive rupture. Otherwise, risks are comparable to any surge.

Hi, ruptured implants usually occur due to wear and tear from the physical stress your body is under. If left untreated, this can lead to a capsular contracture, a condition that distorts the shape of the breast and causes pain. (See more at the comment section)