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CPG (Contour Profile Gel) Implants are available at The Aesthetic Surgery Centre

Select surgeons are allowed to use the CPG implants. Dr. Jon Paul Trevisani is one of the select surgeons in Florida who has the special privileges of CPG implant use. Surgical expertise and a commitment to careful patient follow-up were the criteria in choosing the select surgeons.

The main advantages of CPG implants include longevity and shape. Rippling is least evident in these type of implants and therefore the development of folds is very minimal to none. It is the folding of the implants that cause implants to ultimately fail. What distinguishes these type of implants is that the silicone gel is much firmer – synonymous to a “soft solid”. If a CPG implant is cut in half, there is no gross movement of gel and the implant maintains its shape. This non-movement is possible because the manufacturer uses more “crosslinker” in the making of the implant. This “crosslinker” makes the gel firmer. Cohesive breast implants implies form stability, or form retention. That means that in any position, the implant maintains its shape. This means that the shell should not fold and that it will maintain a particular shape.

Many people interchangeably use the terminology “regular” silicone gel implants with that of the Cohesive Gel Implants. Technically, all silicone gel is cohesive to some degree. But the term cohesive has always meant form stability. Keep in mind that the natural breast projects more at the bottom than at the top. The Cohesive Gel Implant is designed in such a way that it mimics this shape. The thinner the implant is at the top, the more gradually and naturally it will feather into the upper chest, making itself less conspicuous.

The trial for Contour Profile Gel implants is open and available for patients who are committed and willing to participate for a full ten years of follow-up to be considered for the study. During the course of the study, monetary reimbursements are awarded to the patient for their commitment in the follow-up study.

For more information about the Contour Profile Gel implants, please contact our office today at 407-677-8999 or call toll free at 888-919-6398.

The BRAVA® Breast Enhancement and Shaping System

The latest and most innovative techniques in Breast Surgery were discussed at the Twenty-Sixty Annual Breast Surgery Symposium that Dr. Jon Paul Trevisani attended in Atlanta, Georgia. The program demonstrates through live surgery various techniques in breast surgery. It also provides updated panels discussing various aspects of aesthetic and reconstructive breast surgery. The current trends and techniques in breast augmentation and results using various implant types, shapes and surfaces as well as fat injection advances and controversies were also presented.

One topic that that raised much discussion was the use of the BRAVA® Breast Enhancement and Shaping System. This system allows for fuller breasts without the need of prosthetic implants. The question, “how does this BRAVA® system work?” arises. Quite interestingly, the BRAVA® system consists of two domes that are placed on breasts and is worn for 8-10 hours a day for approximately 3-4 weeks. These specially engineered silicone gel rims have a sophisticated minicomputer built-in that creates and regulates the tension within the domes. This creates an external tissues expansion mechanism. After the allotted time frame, doctors are now introducing autologous fat transfers to these areas where tissue expansion has occurred. The fat from the abdominal or thigh areas are withdrawn and carefully centrifuged. This fat is then placed in the breasts. The results are fuller, shapelier breasts without the use of implants.

Although the art and science of this development is in its infancy and no long-term studies have been drawn, patients who have had this procedure are left satisfied. Of course the questions of evoking mammographic difficulties, pre-cursor to breast cancer, effects of capsular contracture, fat re-absorption rate are still vague.

Whether this is a viable option for patients seeking fuller-shapelier breasts will be continued research. An upcoming meeting in Miami in the next month will also address this new innovation. For now, the good standard for Breast Augmentation is with implantation.