Is GalaFLEX FDA approved for breast implants?

Galaflex adds support to the implants while internal sutures (capsulorrhaphy) only closes off part of the pocket. This relies on the strength of your own tissue regardless of the type of sutures. Most of the discomfort is related to the sutures not the mesh. If you want the most reliable way to...

I can't comment on what others charge, but in my practice the additional cost is about $3500. This covers the cost of the material, as well as the additional surgical time, anesthesia, and facility. I've been using Galaflex with breast reductions for more than 8 years now and it is well worth...

Galaflex helps with support of implants or heavy breasts, so probably not needed in your case. Fat transfer doesn't seem likely to get you the result in the wish picture, though it is possible. Implants would be the most predictable.

I have been using Galaflex mesh in breast lifts for more than 7 years and I find it to be very helpful. There is a hernia mesh made of the same material under a different brand name, which has been used in millions of patients for many years with a good clinical record.

I would recommend downsizing to a smaller implant and placing Galaflex to support the pocket tightening that should be performed. It appears that you have a long nipple to fold distance. This may require an "inferior mastopexy". I would recommend seeing a very well trained plastic surgeon in...

Thanks for submitting your questions! When Galaflex is used, it is usually sutures in place to prevent the product from moving within the breast pocket. After some time, your own tissue grows into the product, which also prevents it from moving. It IS possible for the material to bunch or...