I never heard of this mesh before today. But if it is to keep the implant in place I hope all doctors will start using this. but if no doctors in the United states put them in then I have no idea how this could help me. I am not going out side the united states.
First I have to have enough money to pay for both the lift and the implants. Once I have that all saved. I will be going to doctors from off MDF list on his website. Thank you for telling us about the mesh. That is really cool. it will mean women who get implants will have to have less revision surgeries. I wonder if that mesh is the same type of mesh they use for hernia's?
1) The doctor in the first link I posted is in Indiana, USA. But I don't think he is a "large and somewhat fake" Dr. I didn't check MDF's list of Dr.'s, but I don't remember him being on there.
2)BINGO! ...Yes, this is the mesh for hernias. I believe the Dr. in Indiana is using the hernia mesh off-label and probably custom fitting it.
I think the Breform is taking the same material, and shaping it into a cone or cup at the factory.
3) I remember seeing posts somewhere by a woman who has the mesh for a redo with larger implants (600's, I think). I think she was very satisfied.
4) Perhaps I have opened a can of worms, sorry : When searching for a product site that lists the mesh as used for surgery in the US, I can't find it. But I do get a bunch of hits re: lawsuits and recalls of one brand of hernia mesh....I think this was an isolated incident, in the past.
5)Yes, I think the whole idea is to reduce the number of revisions for "bottoming-out" of the implant, and other issues. I guess the problem is that it is still a new (experimental?) technique. I can see in a few years it becoming more widely accepted. Maybe I was premature in mentioning it now, sorry. I was just thinking it would help you keep your girls up; in hindsight, I can see how surgeons might be hesitant to use it on a woman who already has significant breast tissue.
Somewhere there was a product page that explained this all better, but I can't find it, sorry.
Appendix a) I normally take everything MDF says as better advice than most Dr.'s , but I have had a couple of conversations with women who have had implants slip out from under the muscle when they were partials.
Have to go at the moment,
Good luck,
John