Breast implant rupture is a recognized complication of breast implants. It can be intracapsular or extracapsular. Intracapsular rupture occurs when the breast implant shell (inner capsule) ruptures but the fibrous capsule formed by the breast remains intact, preventing the silicone from escaping freely. Extracapsular rupture occurs when the inner capsule ruptures and the outer fibrous capsule is damaged, allowing the silicone to escape freely.