Paintball Cracks Open Woman's Silicone Breast Implant

A women in the UK was recently shot in the breast by a Paintball during a game. She soon went to her doctor and discovered that one of her breast implants were cracked open by a Paintball. Now being shot in breast by a paintball during a game may be normal for many women. Unfortunately this 26-year old women discovered that silicon made breast implants were prone to rupture when being shot by Paint balls.

According to ABCNews a exploding silicon breast is followed by symptoms of " burning or tingling in the affected breast, lumps around the implant or armpit, change in breast size, and softening or hardening of the breast."

With the incident the UK paintball company now ask that females report their silicon breasts to staff, (that's if they don't notice it already). Read More to see the UKPaintball's response to this incident.

Maybe it time for some people to understand that the act of shooting others with paint balls is a dangerous activity. Especially when you are aiming for some spherical silicon objects. This is just another thing those with implants have to worry about, looks and now flying balls. When a ball faces another ball it cracks under pressure.


The women is expected to make a full recovery. She is also expected to pay alot of money to fix those implants...

Credit: epicpaintball

Click Read More for the company's response.


The UK based paintball location soon put out an Alert to all its female customers:

Due to an incident at our Croydon Paintballing centre on Saturday 20 August 2011 we respectfully ask that any ladies with surgical breast implants notify our team at the time of booking. You will be given special information on the dangers of paintballing with enhanced boobs and asked to sign a disclaimer. You will also be issued with extra padding to protect your implants while paintballing. 
Thank you for your cooperation

UKPaintball consent forms now including a breast implant warning.

How ironic... She lost both the game and the implant.