I am considering a breast augmentation procedure using Ideal Implants. However, I am concerned about the rate of Breast Implant Illness in patients with this type of implant. Specifically, has it been reported by any patients? If so, how does the number of reports of BII compare to those with other implant types? I have yet to find any published studies involving Ideal implants and BII. Any information would be appreciated.
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The deflation rate with the current generation of Ideal implants is very low, and harmless if it occurs other than the hassle of replacing it. However, early versions of the implant did have issues with deflation. The implants were redesigned and moved to a new manufacturing facility, then went...
The Ideal Implant is an excellent choice for breast augmentation. The edges are not much different feeling than they are with other saline or silicone implants. These implants typically even feel "softer" or more natural than the other types of saline implants. Based on your specific...
Thank you for your question. Silicone implants, generally speaking volume for volume will weigh more than a structured implant. As far as "feel to the touch" is concerned, my personal experience is that the Ideal Implant is somewhere in between the feel of a traditional saline and a silicone,...