Rather than chasing a brand name, approach the decision as a structured conversation with your surgeon.
Questions to bring
- Which brands do you routinely use, and why?
- What surface category is the implant, and what does that mean for my BIA-ALCL risk?
- What is the written warranty, and what does it cover (rupture, capsular contracture, revision costs)?
- Why is this specific model and profile right for my measurements?
Matching brand to needs
Some situations point towards particular technologies — for example lightweight or polyurethane options in specific cases — but for most first-time augmentations, several mainstream brands would all be reasonable. Prioritise a surgeon who is experienced with the implant they recommend and who records your implant details in the national registry.