Hello doctors do you guys recommend the Motiva breast implants with microchip?
Answer: Motiva Implants As of this moment, these implants are not available in the US. I am one of 22 investigators involved in the FDA trial, which has been closed for augmentation for over a year. The microchip appears to have a minor affect on MRI clarity, so from that perspective, it's safe. With regards to radio wavelength electromagnetic energy, it's safe. What it currently offers is clear identification of the implant. What it doesn't do is allow some nefarious person, company, or state to track you; It's signals only radiate a few inches. There are enough people and enough time to see if their proprietary nanotexture has any risk of causing lymphoma like macro-textured devices, and there are no cases.
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Answer: Motiva Implants As of this moment, these implants are not available in the US. I am one of 22 investigators involved in the FDA trial, which has been closed for augmentation for over a year. The microchip appears to have a minor affect on MRI clarity, so from that perspective, it's safe. With regards to radio wavelength electromagnetic energy, it's safe. What it currently offers is clear identification of the implant. What it doesn't do is allow some nefarious person, company, or state to track you; It's signals only radiate a few inches. There are enough people and enough time to see if their proprietary nanotexture has any risk of causing lymphoma like macro-textured devices, and there are no cases.
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Answer: Motiva implants If you keep track of your implant records I see no reason to spend the extra money on the microchip ones. The technology allows for implant tracking in case you lose your implant records.
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Answer: Motiva implants If you keep track of your implant records I see no reason to spend the extra money on the microchip ones. The technology allows for implant tracking in case you lose your implant records.
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November 4, 2024
Answer: I find the Q Inside a valuable addition Thank you for your question. I am one of the 22 Primary Investigators for the U.S. FDA trials and am now in the 6th year of follow up visits for my patients, so I've got a lot of experience with Motiva implants and the Q chip. The device itself is simply an optional, passive RFID chip that is encoded with a 15-digit number that means nothing to anyone except the manufacturer. Before placing the implant, the number is recorded and sent to the manufacturer. After surgery, a physician with the correct device can read the implant's number, call the manufacturer (with your consent), and find out what implant you have, who implanted it, and when. In short, it is a redundant source of information in case you lose the implant information card and can't get the information from your surgeon.
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November 4, 2024
Answer: I find the Q Inside a valuable addition Thank you for your question. I am one of the 22 Primary Investigators for the U.S. FDA trials and am now in the 6th year of follow up visits for my patients, so I've got a lot of experience with Motiva implants and the Q chip. The device itself is simply an optional, passive RFID chip that is encoded with a 15-digit number that means nothing to anyone except the manufacturer. Before placing the implant, the number is recorded and sent to the manufacturer. After surgery, a physician with the correct device can read the implant's number, call the manufacturer (with your consent), and find out what implant you have, who implanted it, and when. In short, it is a redundant source of information in case you lose the implant information card and can't get the information from your surgeon.
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October 17, 2024
Answer: Yes, I recomend Hi there, yes you should get the microchip formally known as Q Inside Safety Technology, or Qid. Qid does not have any personal information and only carries the information about your implant. Should you need to replace them and do not go to the original doctor, they can scan over your breasts if you do not have your records and do not remember the size.
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October 17, 2024
Answer: Yes, I recomend Hi there, yes you should get the microchip formally known as Q Inside Safety Technology, or Qid. Qid does not have any personal information and only carries the information about your implant. Should you need to replace them and do not go to the original doctor, they can scan over your breasts if you do not have your records and do not remember the size.
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October 8, 2024
Answer: Enhancing Your Breast Augmentation Experience: The Advantages of Motiva Implants Motiva breast implants with microchip technology offer a range of benefits that enhance both patient safety and surgical outcomes. Here are some key points to consider:
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October 8, 2024
Answer: Enhancing Your Breast Augmentation Experience: The Advantages of Motiva Implants Motiva breast implants with microchip technology offer a range of benefits that enhance both patient safety and surgical outcomes. Here are some key points to consider:
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April 12, 2022
Answer: Motiva breast implants Hi there it is a great advantage to have the microchip in case there is no access in your medical notes , for example in the UK we do not keep them after 10years, and we all now how easy it is to misplace the card.
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April 12, 2022
Answer: Motiva breast implants Hi there it is a great advantage to have the microchip in case there is no access in your medical notes , for example in the UK we do not keep them after 10years, and we all now how easy it is to misplace the card.
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