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Gummy bear breast implants are designed to give individuals a more natural look and feel. They are also known as form-stable implants or teardrop-shaped implants and are a popular option among women because they are low-risk and look like natural breasts.

Gummy bear breast implants are made of a cohesive silicone gel and have an additional layer of silicone on the outer shell that is thicker than the gel inside the implant. This enables the implants to maintain a firm consistency, and they won’t lose their shape if the outer shell is broken.

What are the Benefits?

While there are many advantages to gummy bear implants, many women in the Rio Grande Valley/RGV choose to have this type of implant because they are durable and hold their shape better than other implants. In addition, many women choose to get gummy bear implants because they also feel more like natural breast tissue as opposed to saline implants.

Gummy bear implants are also less likely to ripple or fold. The material that is used in gummy bear implants has a distinct shape that will not migrate when it is put under the muscle or breast tissue. The material also has molecular bonds that are tighter than traditional silicone implants, which prevents the breasts from folding or rippling.

There is also less chance they will leak. The cohesive silicone gel will prevent leaking that is caused by fold lines, which can put a strain on the implant and increase the risk of the implant rupturing. In addition, this type of implant has an interior that is semi-solid. If a gummy bear implant did rupture, the material wouldn’t move very far.

Who are Ideal Candidates for Gummy Bear Implants?

Ideal candidates for gummy bear breast implants will be in good health and should be non-smokers. If you would like to learn more about gummy bear breast implants and whether or not they can help you, make an appointment at Rios Center for Plastic Surgery in Edinburg. Contact our office today to schedule your consultation!


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