Modern alternative to silicone: bioimplants for breast augmentation

The modern world dictates its own fashion trends, which the vast majority of people strive to comply with. If only a few decades ago the emphasis was on replacing natural materials with artificial ones, today everything that bears the prefix "eco" is fashionable. These trends have also affected aesthetic surgery: as an ecological alternative to silicone implants, new hydrogel bioimplants of a surprisingly beautiful azure color have appeared. But that's not the only thing they're notable for. Today on estet-portal.com read about the features and benefits of bioimplants for breast augmentation.

Azure color and other features of hydrogel bioimplants

Bioimplants for the breast – this is another "child" science, created as a result of active search for new & nbsp; high-quality materials for breast augmentation.

Research on various biocompatible fillers has shown that a hydrogel filler may well be an alternative to silicone.

Exclusive and the only bioimplants in the world are produced in the south of France, and it is the proximity of the laboratory that manufactures them to the Cote d'Azur that often explains such an interesting move as the characteristic azure color of the implants. Hydrogel bioimplants have a number of advantages, as well as characteristic features, which are discussed in this article.

Bioimplants:

• composition of hydrogel bioimplants: features of carboxymethylcellulose;
• features of hydrogel bioimplants: patients ask about it;
• bioimplants advantages: safety, naturalness and others.

Composition of hydrogel bioimplants: features of carboxymethylcellulose

What are hydrogel bioimplants? Their basis is a hydrogel filler, which is a 3.7% solution of carboxymethylcellulose – natural polymer obtained from natural natural cellulose. In medicine, it has been used for a long time, as a component of many medical preparations and materials.

The main feature of the hydrogel filler is the absence of toxicity. This means that if the gel penetrates into the tissues of the body, it will simply split into absolutely harmless components: molecules of glucose, water and carbon dioxide.

Features of hydrogel bioimplants: patients ask about it

Patients who are thinking about installing hydrogel bioimplants are primarily concerned about the properties and characteristics of hydrogel bioimplants. It is important to note that:

• bioimplants, like silicone implants, are available in anatomical and round shapes, and can also have a smooth and microtextured surface. Which option is better to choose - the plastic surgeon recommends in each individual case;
• the elasticity and viscosity of the hydrogel correspond to human tissues, therefore, bioimplants have the maximum similarity with breast tissues;
• the level of changes in the volume of bioimplants within 10 years after their installation is no more than 6%;
• bioimplants are not an obstacle to mammography, fluorography and chest X-ray, and other diagnostic tests.

Benefits of bioimplants: safety, naturalness and others

Bioimplants have a number of distinct advantages, among which are:

• safety: hydrogel implants do not cause allergies and irritation, and do not contribute to the development of aseptic inflammation or infections;
• less likely to form granulomas and fibrous scars in the breast tissues, as well as the lowest level of formation of capsular contracture;
• maximum compliance with breast tissue in terms of elasticity and firmness;
• the ability of bioimplants to change temperature, in accordance with fluctuations in body temperature;
• lifetime warranty and no need to replace implants;
• no need for large skin incisions when installing bioimplants: a 1-2 cm incision in the areola area is sufficient.

The use of bioimplants for breast augmentation allows you to get the most natural result, which will please the patient for a long time.

The reliability, safety and maximum naturalness of bioimplants  makes them an effective alternative to silicone implants for breast augmentation, which you can also read about on estet-portal.com in the section "Plastic Surgery".

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