Siliconoma from ruptured breast implants has been reported in multiple body sites, including
but not limited to the breast parenchyma, axillary lymph nodes, upper arm, and even lower
leg. In this regard, we report a rare case of distant silicone migration to the lower extremities
after traumatic breast implant rupture. A 55-year-old Asian woman who received bilateral
augmentation mammoplasty 20 years ago presented with ruptured breast implants from a
car accident 2 years earlier. Magnetic resonance imaging confirmed intracapsular and …