Do you guys recommend the Motiva breast implants with microchip?

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.

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:
Benefits of Motiva Implants with Microchip TechnologyEnhanced Safety Features: The microchip embedded in the implant allows for better tracking and identification of the implant. This technology helps ensure the authenticity of the implant and can provide valuable information in case of recalls or safety issues.
Patient Empowerment: The microchip can be scanned using a smartphone app, allowing patients to access important information about their implants, such as the type, size, and manufacturer. This feature empowers patients with knowledge about their implants.
Improved Surgical Outcomes: The data provided by the microchip can assist surgeons in planning and executing procedures with more precision, potentially leading to better aesthetic results.
Comfort and Natural Feel: Motiva implants are designed to closely mimic the natural feel and movement of breast tissue, providing a more comfortable and aesthetically pleasing outcome.
Innovative Technology: Choosing Motiva implants with microchip technology represents a commitment to using cutting-edge advancements in breast augmentation, enhancing both safety and patient experience.
Ultimately, the decision to choose Motiva implants with microchip technology should be based on your personal preferences, goals, and discussions with your surgeon. They can help you evaluate whether these implants align with your aesthetic desires and health considerations.

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.