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Outcomes Utilizing Inspira Implants in Primary Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery.
Anne Warren Peled1, Joseph J Disa1
1From Sutter Health California Pacific Medical Center and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
|June 28, 2019
Summary
New silicone breast implants feature strong shells and cohesive gel for improved shape, safety, and outcomes in augmentation and reconstruction. The Natrelle Inspira line offers diverse options for various patient needs.
Area of Science:
- Plastic Surgery
- Biomaterials Science
Background:
- Silicone implant technology has advanced significantly, focusing on gel and shell improvements.
- Newer implants utilize thick, robust shells and highly cohesive silicone gel.
- These innovations aim to enhance implant durability, shape retention, and patient safety.
Purpose of the Study:
- To review the clinical application of Natrelle Inspira silicone implants.
- To highlight the benefits of advanced gel cohesivity and shell integrity.
- To discuss their use in primary aesthetic and reconstructive breast surgery.
Main Methods:
- Review of current literature and product information on Natrelle Inspira implants.
- Analysis of technological advancements in silicone gel cohesivity and shell design.
- Clinical considerations for breast augmentation and reconstruction using these implants.
Main Results:
- The Natrelle Inspira implants offer three distinct levels of gel cohesivity.
- Advanced shell technology contributes to superior form and shape maintenance.
- These implants provide enhanced safety profiles and versatility in surgical applications.
Conclusions:
- The latest generation of silicone implants, including the Natrelle Inspira line, represents a significant advancement in breast surgery.
- High cohesivity gel and strong shells offer improved aesthetic and safety outcomes.
- These implants provide surgeons with versatile options for both augmentation and reconstruction.
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