Are you interested in Breast Augmentation but concerned about implant safety?

The 6th-Generation Motiva Implant® has arrived.

And our practice is proud to be one of the first in the United States to offer this cutting-edge breast implant technology to our patients in Washington, DC and New York City.

What makes The Motiva Implant so unique?

There are a number of characteristics that differentiate this implant it's predecesors:

it’s SmoothSilk® surface helps mitigate the inflammatory response between your body and the implant, making it truly biocompatible. This ultimately leads to lower rates of infection and capsular contracture (scar tissue that forms around the implant).
it's TrueMonobloc® design makes the implant like a "gummy bear" in which the shell of the implant and the gel inside the implant one unified structure.
it’s innovative and cohesive progressive gel result in a more natural feeling breast, lower chance of implant rippling and better long-term implant stability which ultimately leads to lower rupture rates.
the BluSeal technology prevents leakage of silicone particles on a microscopic level and also confirms that there are no flaws in the implant before insertion.

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There are two types of ProgressiveGel® specifically designed to fit your aesthetic goals

"I want a more full, augmented look - like I'm wearing a push-up bra."

Motiva SmoothSilk® Round

Designed to keep it's full round shape form regardless of whether you are standing up or lying down.

"I want a more natural look."

Motiva SmoothSilk Ergonomix®

Can adapt in shape depending on the bodies position. Round look when lying down and a more teardrop shape when standing up.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Are these implants new?

A: No they are not. Although the implants were recently approved for use in the US by the FDA, they have been used in 86 countries, including Central and South America, Europe and Asia since 2010.

Q: What are the major risks of silicone breast implants?

A: The major risks associated with silicone breast implants are implant rupture (a tear in the implant), capsular contracture (scar tissue that forms around the implant), and implant malposition (the implant moves out of it's pocket).

Click here to learn more about breast augmentation and the risks associated with the operation.

Q: How many patients have received Motiva Breast Implants?

A: There are over 3.4 million devices in market, for over 14 years and in over 86 countries.

Q: Is there a warranty for the implants?

A: Yes, each implant comes with a limited warranty that covers rupture, capsular contracture, late seroma and double capsule. For specifics regarding the Motiva implant warranty, click here.

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