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I believe that in Great Britain where Nagor implants are made, they are the better alternative to the problematic PIP implants. However, American implants are held in higher regards there.
In my practice, I exclusively use Mentor implants. Nigor implants are not FDA approved and I do not recommend using them.
I use Mentor and Allergan Breast implants. I would not advise using any device that does not have a track record, FDA approval, and a solid company behind it. I am not personally familiar with Nagor implants.
These implants are not approved for use in the US. We can only use Mentor or Allergan implants in the states.
These implants are not approved in the United States for use. The FDA has not determine their safety. So I can not answer the question.
The FDA has not approved these implants as safe for use in the US. Therefore, most Board Certified Plastic Surgeons, including myself, do not use them. They are made in England and the company has no legal distributor of them for the US.
I consider that the size and technique for your case are well chosen.Another option would be to place Anatomical Implants in a sub-fascial plane in order to haver a more natural result.
Your questions asks about Mentor, Arion, and Nagor. Nagor is a British implant and are are not available in the US, nor there are no plans to get it approved by the FDA. Arion is a French implant and there are also no plans to bring it to the United States.I'm actually surprised that most of ...
Hello there Sometimes the scar capsule is very soft and starts to expand allowing the implant to slip out towards the side .Once the scar capsule has stabilised [6-12 months after surgery] it is usually possible to return to the operating theatre and tighten the space back up again .Recovery ...
It seems to me because of the laxity of your tissues in the breast, place a 300 cc to avoid having to perform a Mastopexy.Another option would be some Anatomical Implants to expand the lower pole.
Thank you for your question and photos. Unfortunately it is nearly impossible to predict cup size prior to a breast augmentation. If you are wondering what your result will look like, I suggest that you ask to "try on" the implants in your surgeon's office.All the best,Dr. ResultsMiami, FL
Thank you for the question and photos. The choosing of implants is a very crucial and is one that should be done through an in-person exam. Various aspects could affect the choice of implants like breast tissue, body measurements, desired end result and the like. Bra sizes also differ from one...
