We work with Motiva breast implantsThese implants are designed with a super-strong, smooth nanosurface structure that helps reduce the risk of capsule formation or other complications. Motiva meets the highest standards for safety and durability, which are our top priorities. 

In addition, Motiva implants are designed with progressive gel fillings (such as Ergonomix™) that move with your body. This means a rounder shape when lying down and a teardrop shape when standing, just like natural breasts. 

Finally, the plastic surgeon doesn't need to create a large incision to place the implant. The implant's elasticity allows it to be inserted through a small incision, resulting in smaller scars. 

A round implant provides a little more roundness at the top. An anatomically shaped implant provides a little more volume at the bottom. The plastic surgeon will advise you on the most suitable type of breast augmentation based on your initial situation and wishes. The shape of your breasts before the augmentation will be taken into account. 

The size and shape of your breast implants are always chosen in consultation with your plastic surgeon. During the consultation, your body type, skin texture, and the presence of glandular tissue will be examined. This will help determine what is and isn't feasible. You can try on different implants and have a 3D simulation created to assess the results. The plastic surgeon will always provide you with honest and transparent advice.

The capsule is the membrane that forms around the implant after surgery. Foreign material has been introduced, and the body responds by forming a capsule. There is sometimes some confusion about the terms capsule formation and capsular contracture. While capsule formation is a normal phenomenon, capsular contracture is a complication of breast augmentation. If capsule contracture occurs, further surgery is required. The implants are then removed or replaced.

If you're not experiencing any symptoms, the implants don't need to be replaced. However, no implant lasts a lifetime, and the risk of rupture and leakage increases after 10 to 15 years. We recommend having your implants checked after approximately 10 years and, in consultation with your plastic surgeon, possibly having them replaced. If you have any symptoms, we always recommend making an appointment with your doctor immediately.

Yes, you can still breastfeed after breast augmentation. However, please keep in mind that your breasts may change after pregnancy and possibly breastfeeding, as the skin and tissue stretch during this time. Usually, the breasts return to their original shape, but this cannot be guaranteed.

So far, major scientific studies have not shown any danger to public health. We also refer you to the information about this from the NVPC, which you will find here below Part 1If you have any questions about this, please don't hesitate to ask us.

Any surgical procedure carries risks and complications, including breast augmentation. We want to reduce the risk of risks by providing the right information and precautions. By carefully following our instructions prior to breast augmentation, you will minimize the risk of complications. Some possible complications of breast augmentation may include:

• Feeling change in your breasts
• Allergic reactions to the anesthetic or suture material
• Displacement and/or rupture of the breast prosthesis
• capsular contraction
• Swelling or bleeding
• Infections

If you experience any complaints after the operation, we recommend that you always contact the clinic. Because we are a subsidiary of OLVG, We are available 24/7 in case of complications. 

To be fully informed about the risks and complications, it is important that you surgical package insert from the NVPC (Dutch Association for Plastic Surgery). We also notice that there are more and more questions about BII / ASIA and that is why you will find it in these leaflets more patient information. In addition, there is one patient folder of the NVPC clearly describing everything you need to know about surgery with silicone breast implants.