I have been thinking about getting implants for quite some time and recently found out about adjustable breast implants that can be inflated and deflated post surgery, which to someone with an inflation fetish sounds like the best thing ever! :)
Sadly you have to go back to your surgeon for a fill up or drain them :(
So how long does you guys think it will take before we get implants that can be inflated/deflated from your home without any help from a surgeon/doctor/nurse whatever?
I knew it was too good too be true, damn it! :(
But i guess something are best left as a dream, probably still going to get them done though... i just need to some experimenting first, back to rice filled socks :)
It's okay; I love giant stuffed breasts best of all anyway :) Just something so unique and fascinating about them :)
I'm afraid, never. It's impossible.
If you imagine inflation with gases, deflation back to normal (, and a potential risk of clean popping) - then the folks in the fantasy have a few additional aminoacids in DNA.
When a pain signal from mesentery comes along A-delta or C fiber, through neo- or paleo-thalamic tract to thalamus, manifesting: uh oh there's too much inside to handle, something gonna give - a responce includes usual ions informing cells in an ordinary chemical way.
That's when we receive an injury - and they (in a fantasy) remain unharmed.
Under condition that such an ion is received by membrane, a synthesis of some matter instead of protein on the matrix of messenger RNA with the aid of ribosomes in a fantasy goes in such a way that this synthesized matter just happens to be gas at normal conditions.
Implants won't do, please don't harm yourself.
I'm assuming you're talking about saline expanders? Developed for mastectomy patients to allow for slow expansion of the surrounding tissue before a permanent implant is put in, they're now popular with women who want a large increase in size without multiple surgeries. I've never heard of them being deflated after surgery, except when they're being replaced with something more permanent.
As for your question, I think the most realistic answer is never. While the science isn't too far off, the limitation isn't in the implants, it's in the humn body's ability to recover and adapt after invasive surgery. Saline expanders are filled up under proffesional supervision partly becuase you want sterile conditions and medical grade saline and partly to make sure the skin/breast pocket are handling the increase in volume.
No sane surgeon is going risk the added liability of post-op complications from an unsupervised patient blowing themselves up too big and causing permanent tissue damage.