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Sorry, but availability, cost, promotion, marketing, and import/export duties does not equate with overall quality. There are many reasons that surgeons may choose one implant manufacturer over another, but in the US, the FDA restrictions of 1991-1992 essentially destroyed all but two companies, making competition almost nonexistent. The two companies that remained, however, were both very able and strong scientific colleagues AND competitors, and the resultant implants (from BOTH companies) are among the best-manufactured and rigorously-controlled (not to mention scientifically-studied) medical products in the entire marketplace of implantable devices in the world. Remember, once upon a time you could only get a Yugo (car) in a few European countries. Then it came to the US, where it had to compete with "real" cars. Yugos are history, and never were better, in ANY country. Same with implants--not "better" just different.
These implants are not approved for use in the US. We can only use Mentor or Allergan implants in the states.
I consider that the size and technique for your case are well chosen.Another option would be to place Anatomical Implants in a sub-fascial plane in order to haver a more natural result.
Your questions asks about Mentor, Arion, and Nagor. Nagor is a British implant and are are not available in the US, nor there are no plans to get it approved by the FDA. Arion is a French implant and there are also no plans to bring it to the United States.I'm actually surprised that most of ...