Interested in getting the Motiva breast implants. Are there any doctors who offer them?

Motiva Implants are at least a few years from a possible FDA approval.  No one can offer them in the US today. A clinical trial will probably begin within the next six months or so, but the number of patient slots will be very limited and patients who enroll will have a lot of follow-up to do.  The key point that you raised is that you didn't like the feel of any of the implants you tried.  I have examined patients with Motiva implants and could not detect a dramatic difference in feel.  Implant size, profile, tissue thickness, skin tightness,  capsule formation, and other issues have more to do with the final feel than a subtle difference in implant composition.Given that you didn't like the feel of any implants, the issue you need to think about is whether you want any implant at all.  There is a great selection of implants right now in the US and "the feel" is not a frequent objection i encounter.  My suggestion for you would be to dig deeper into what it was that you didn't like about them.  You should also realize that how an implant feels in your hand is different than how it will feel in your body. Several surgeons responded to you that you should select implants made in the US.  Sientra implants were made in Brazil until the factory burned down, and they are now awaiting approval of a US facility.  Mentor is made in Texas.  Allergan is made in Costa Rica, very close to the Motiva factory.  But the FDA inspects all of these facilities and applies the same rigorous standards to each.  I've toured the Mentor, Allergan, and Motiva facilities, and geography plays no role in the quality of the product they turn out.The Allergan and Motiva factories are in large industrial parks.  As you drive down the street you see the names of all of the biggest US companies that manufacture heart valves and other critical devices. The bottom line is that it is much cheaper to make them there and the quality is every bit as good as if they were made here.If you do want to wait and see if there is a spot for you in the Motiva trial you could set a google alert for the announcement of the trial.  Just realize there is a lot of work involved with being in a trial and that it won't necessarily feel any better to you than the other implants.  Perhaps it will, but you can't expect it to be much different.

I recommend using an implant made in the USA: Allergan (Natrelle Inspira), Mentor, or Sientra.  The implant selection should be based on a combination of your desired size, soft tissue dynamics, breast base diameter and skin elasticity.  I recommend an in-office examination as well as a detailed discussion with a surgeon who you are comfortable with.   Finally, make sure your surgeon is a Double-Board Certified Plastic Surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS), a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgery (ASPS), a member of the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS), and a fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS).Best,Dr. DesaiBeverly Hills Institute for Aesthetic Plastic SurgeryHarvard Educated, Beverly Hills & Miami Beach TrainedDouble Board-Certified Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon

Motiva implants are now FDA approved and available in the US. Most board certified plastic surgeons will offer them.

It's exciting to hear that you're considering breast augmentation and exploring options like Motiva implants. Motiva is a groundbreaking new implant known for its unique design and natural feel, making it an excellent choice for many patients. However, it's important to note that only a select group of surgeons may have access to these implants initially due to their recent FDA approval.
Here are some steps to help you find a surgeon who offers Motiva implants:
Visit Motiva’s Official Website: The Motiva website often provides a list of certified surgeons and clinics authorized to use their implants. This can be a valuable resource for identifying qualified providers.
Inquire with Local Surgeons: Reach out to plastic surgeons in your area to ask if they have experience with Motiva implants. If they don’t currently offer them, they might be able to refer you to colleagues who do.
Utilize Online Communities: Explore online forums and social media groups dedicated to breast augmentation. These platforms can help you connect with individuals who have had experiences with Motiva implants and can offer recommendations.
Consider Traveling for Surgery: If you can't find a local surgeon with access to Motiva implants, be open to looking for reputable surgeons in nearby cities or states. Ensure that any surgeon you choose is experienced with Motiva implants for the best results.
Schedule Consultations: Once you identify potential surgeons, set up consultations to discuss your goals and learn more about their experience with Motiva implants. This will help you gauge your comfort level and ensure they align with your vision.
By taking these steps, you’ll be better positioned to find a qualified surgeon who can help you achieve the results you desire with Motiva implants.

If you want to have Motiva implants for your breast augmentation in the US, you will have to wait until they get FDA approval. Best wishes. Dr. Gregory Park