Is 405cc moderate profile soft touch Inspira gummy bear implant from Natrelle commonly used among breast augmentation surgery?

Thanks for your question!  I commonly use moderate and full profile, soft touch, Inspira implants with my cosmetic patients. The profile used is really dictated by the patient's dimensions, goals, etc.  If your plastic surgeon and you agree that is a good fit for you, then it likely is!  Best of luck!

Absolutely.  The Soft Touch silicone implants are very popular in my practice and I would say we use them just as much as the Regular Responsive (Tier 1) silicone gel.  The most common profiles are the moderate and the full.  Which one works for whom entirely depends on anatomy and patients desires and wishes.  Some may want the more natural slope and others may desire a more full, rounded upper pole.  The beauty of the Soft Touch implants are that now we have one more tool in addition to size and profile to fine tune the results.One clarification about "Gummy
Bear" term: It can be somewhat confusing as some patients/doctors refer to it
differently.  All silicone implants are in the form of a gummy bear. 
Meaning, if the implant shell breaks the silicone is cohesive enough that it
will stay together. 
The
original term "gummy bear" was used to describe the highly cohesive,
shaped, textured silicone implant.  Now Natrelle has 3 different cohesive
levels of silicone in their round implants.  I commonly describe them as
gummy, gummier, gummiest.  These are technically referred to as the Responsive (Tier 1), Soft Touch (Tier 2) and Cohesive (Tier
3).  
The
Tier 3 is a very firm implant and really does not change its shape when
standing or sitting down.  They tend to stay round all the time.  The
advantage of this implant is that it really minimized the rippling in a patient
with very thin tissue coverage.  This implant, at least in my practice, is
reserved for revision cases in which the patient has very thin coverage.
The
Tier 1 and Tier 2, Responsive and Soft Touch are really the go to implants in
my practice.  Some patients are better candidates for one over the other,
based on what they are trying to achieve and their soft tissues.Hope that helps.

Thanks for the question. If what you are asking is do Inpira implants perform differently or better than other implants the answer is yes because the profile is somewhat higher. Other companies have now started to match the Inspira profile in their offerings. You should be discussing size though with your plastic surgeon as this relates to your chest wall dimensions and skin envelope and requires an in-person assessment. Hope this helps.