Anatomical TrueFixation^®

Anatomical (i.e. teardrop-shaped) implants have traditionally been made with textured shells due to the belief that such shells limit implant rotation. But this has led to a historically unmet demand from patients and surgeons who want a stable anatomical shape without the complications associated with textured shells. To fulfil this demand, we created Anatomical TrueFixation^®.

Anatomical Shape with an Advanced Surface

Easy to Implant

The only anatomical breast implant with two reinforced silicone tabs to reduce the risk of post-surgical implant rotation.

Anatomical TrueFixation^® Features

Silicone Tabs

Our proprietary TrueFixation^® system features two reinforced silicone tabs to be sutured to tissue to minimize implant rotation or sliding.

Orientation Guides

Aids implant placement and monitoring post implantation.

Superior Arch

Less movement/sliding. Helps maintain implant position.

100% Silicone Gel Filling

Designed to prevent rippling and gel fracture.

Bioengineered, Cell-Friendly Surface

SmoothSilk^®/SilkSurface^®. Less bacterial adhesion ^[5] and less friction ^[6] for reduced inflammation.

Surgery Pairing

MotivaHybrid^®

Predictable outcomes using Motiva^® Implants and fat grafts processed in this patient-focused procedure.

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[1] James G, Boegli L, Hancock J et al. Bacterial Adhesion and Biofilm Formation on Textured Breast Implant Shell Materials. Aesth Plast Surg. 2019 Apr; 43:490–497.

[2] Jones P, Mempin M, Hu H, et al. The functional influence of breast implant outer shell morphology on bacterial attachment and growth. Plast Reconstr Surg. 2018;142(4):837-849.

[3] Doloff J. Overcoming host rejection response to improve breast implant biocompatibility. Oral presentation at: 3rd World Symposium on Ergonomic Implants; Sep 2017; Lago di Garda, Italy.

[4] Cappellano G, Ploner C, Lobenwein S et al. Immunophenotypic characterization of human T cells after in vitro exposure to different silicone breast implant surfaces. PLoS ONE 2018;13(2):e0192108.

[5] Garth James, Ph.D., Laura Boegli, BS., John Hancock, BSME, Brian M.Kinney MD. In-vitro Testing of Bacterial Attachment and Biofilm Formation on different Breast Implant Outer Shell Surfaces. The American Association of Plastic Surgeons, 2018. Poster.

[6] Coefficient of Friction on Five (5) sets of material. Test Report PN 135607. Plastic Testing department: Akron Rubber Development Laboratory Inc. June, 2017.

Anatomical TrueFixation^®

Anatomical Shape with an Advanced Surface

Easy to Implant

Anatomical TrueFixation^® Features

Silicone Tabs

Orientation Guides

Superior Arch

100% Silicone Gel Filling

Bioengineered, Cell-Friendly Surface

Surgery Pairing

MotivaHybrid^®

Shift your Perspective

About Motiva^®

Motiva^® Warranty

Motiva^® Extended Warranty

Become a
Motiva^® Partner!

Learn how you could boost patient conversion and satisfaction and expand your expertise by partnering with Motiva^®

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Ergonomix^®

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GlutealArmonic^®

[1] James G, Boegli L, Hancock J et al. Bacterial Adhesion and Biofilm Formation on Textured Breast Implant Shell Materials. Aesth Plast Surg. 2019 Apr; 43:490–497.

[2] Jones P, Mempin M, Hu H, et al. The functional influence of breast implant outer shell morphology on bacterial attachment and growth. Plast Reconstr Surg. 2018;142(4):837-849.

[3] Doloff J. Overcoming host rejection response to improve breast implant biocompatibility. Oral presentation at: 3rd World Symposium on Ergonomic Implants; Sep 2017; Lago di Garda, Italy.

[4] Cappellano G, Ploner C, Lobenwein S et al. Immunophenotypic characterization of human T cells after in vitro exposure to different silicone breast implant surfaces. PLoS ONE 2018;13(2):e0192108.

[5] Garth James, Ph.D., Laura Boegli, BS., John Hancock, BSME, Brian M.Kinney MD. In-vitro Testing of Bacterial Attachment and Biofilm Formation on different Breast Implant Outer Shell Surfaces. The American Association of Plastic Surgeons, 2018. Poster.

[6] Coefficient of Friction on Five (5) sets of material. Test Report PN 135607. Plastic Testing department: Akron Rubber Development Laboratory Inc. June, 2017.

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My Motiva^®

Anatomical TrueFixation®

Anatomical Shape with an Advanced Surface

Easy to Implant

Anatomical TrueFixation® Features

Silicone Tabs

Orientation Guides

Superior Arch

100% Silicone Gel Filling

Bioengineered, Cell-Friendly Surface

Surgery Pairing

MotivaHybrid®

Shift your Perspective

About Motiva®

Motiva® Warranty

Motiva® Extended Warranty

Become a Motiva® Partner!

Learn how you could boost patient conversion and satisfaction and expand your expertise by partnering with Motiva®

Explore Other Implants

Ergonomix®

Motiva® Round

GlutealArmonic®

[1] James G, Boegli L, Hancock J et al. Bacterial Adhesion and Biofilm Formation on Textured Breast Implant Shell Materials. Aesth Plast Surg. 2019 Apr; 43:490–497.

[2] Jones P, Mempin M, Hu H, et al. The functional influence of breast implant outer shell morphology on bacterial attachment and growth. Plast Reconstr Surg. 2018;142(4):837-849.

[3] Doloff J. Overcoming host rejection response to improve breast implant biocompatibility. Oral presentation at: 3rd World Symposium on Ergonomic Implants; Sep 2017; Lago di Garda, Italy.

[4] Cappellano G, Ploner C, Lobenwein S et al. Immunophenotypic characterization of human T cells after in vitro exposure to different silicone breast implant surfaces. PLoS ONE 2018;13(2):e0192108.

[5] Garth James, Ph.D., Laura Boegli, BS., John Hancock, BSME, Brian M.Kinney MD. In-vitro Testing of Bacterial Attachment and Biofilm Formation on different Breast Implant Outer Shell Surfaces. The American Association of Plastic Surgeons, 2018. Poster.

[6] Coefficient of Friction on Five (5) sets of material. Test Report PN 135607. Plastic Testing department: Akron Rubber Development Laboratory Inc. June, 2017.

404

No results were found

My Motiva®

Anatomical TrueFixation^®

Anatomical TrueFixation^® Features

MotivaHybrid^®

About Motiva^®

Motiva^® Warranty

Motiva^® Extended Warranty

Become a
Motiva^® Partner!

Learn how you could boost patient conversion and satisfaction and expand your expertise by partnering with Motiva^®

Ergonomix^®

Motiva^® Round

GlutealArmonic^®

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