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KMID : 1037220130190010007
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Archives of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
2013 Volume.19 No. 1 p.7 ~ p.12
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Primary Breast Augmentation with Anatomical Form-stable Implant
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Park Jin-Seok
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Abstract
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The Natrelle™ 410 (Allergan Inc., Irvine, CA, USA) shaped, form-stable silicone gel implant was introduced in Europe in 1993. Its "form stability" relates to increased cohesiveness or stiffness of the gel filler, allowing the implant to maintain its shape in the upright position. The anatomical form-stable implant is helpful for reducing ripples and provides more natural looking due to less upper pole fullness, so it has some benefits for the thin patients. And it provides more expansion to the lower pole, it has also benefits for the ptotic breasts or constricted breasts. I have experienced 69 cases with anatomical form-stable implants (52 Polytech Replicon® (POLYTECH Health & Aesthetics, Dieburg, Germany) implants, 85 Natrelle™ 410 implants) from February to December of 2012. The most common used implants are MF295 g of Natrelle™ 410 and high profile 315 g of Polytech Replicon®. I did reoperations for 2 breasts of 2 patients. One was due to hematoma and the other was due to displacement. Both cases are my early experiences of shaped implants. There is no other complication yet. I need longer follow-up period for the appropriate evaluation. In my early experiences, the results of anatomical form-stable implants seem to make less fullness of upper pole, less ripples, more tightness, and similar recovery periods in contrast with the results of round textured implants.
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KEYWORD
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Breast implants, Silicone gels, Anatomical models, Mammoplasty
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