The teardrop implant is identified by an X-ray test because it is shown as a whitish lump.

We recommend driving after about 10 days since the breasts may be irritated.

Capsular contracture is one of the most common side effects of breast surgery. It refers to the tightening of breasts after surgery, or the phenomenon wherein the defense mechanism of the human body recognizes the implant as a foreign body and excessively reacts to it by forming a solid film (capsule) around the implant. When these capsules are formed excessively, the texture of the breast becomes hard, and the shape is distorted, damaging the breasts. 

You can go to the sauna after about a month.

You can do light exercise 3-4 days after the surgery and heavy exercise -- such as swimming or going to the gym -- after a month.

The pressure for breast examination will not matter at all. Periodic inspection will help you stay healthy and beautiful.

It is not just the implant that gets displaced from its original position as one gets older and skin sags. Since the muscles and other parts age as well when aging stretches skin, the implant naturally sags downward from the chest position. 

You can breastfeed even after having breast augmentation. So you need not worry about safety before/after childbirth regarding the surgery. 

Usually the implant is located under the muscle or breast tissues. Thus, your breastfeeding will not be affected.