Yep, but there's only one thing to know. Belt buckles, key chains and smartphones may set off sensitive metal detectors at airport security checkpoints. Many commonly used orthopaedic implants may also set off the metal detectors.
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Advise security officers of your implantLet them know where your implant is located. A security officer will offer you a private screening that could include screening with a hand-held wand and a pat-down inspection. You will not need to show your surgical scar or remove any clothing.
However, if your jewellery is inexpensive and made from cheaper materials, it'll most likely set the detectors off. Big and bulky jewellery with lots of metal may also trigger the metal detectors at airport.
If the person is carrying any metal objects, the metal will disrupt the magnetic field or the electromagnetic field. This disruption will cause a classic metal detector circuit to set off an alarm.