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From the worldwide leader in breast aesthetics1, a shaped EXPANSION REIMAGINED. Engineering Precise Pocket Control. MemoryGel® Xtra Breast Implants The soft, natural feel your patients desire with the increased projection, fullness and firmness. 1 1 In-person consumer survey with 45% respondents. © Mentor Worldwide LLC 2018 049328-160315, 049328-170419, 084025-171211. All Rights Reserved. This site is published by Mentor Worldwide LLC which is solely responsible for its contents. This site is intended for Healthcare Professionals in the United States. MENTOR® MemoryGel® Breast Implants, MENTOR® MemoryShape® Breast Implants, and MENTOR® Saline-filled Breast Implants are indicated for breast augmentation in women (at least 22 years old for MemoryGel® Implants and MemoryShape® Implants, and 18 years old for Saline Implants) or for breast reconstruction. Breast implant surgery should not be performed in women with active infection anywhere in their body, with existing cancer or pre-cancer of their breast who have not received adequate treatment for those conditions, or who are currently Breast implants are not lifetime devices and breast implantation may not be a one-time surgery. The most common complications for breast augmentation and reconstruction with MemoryGel® Implants include any reoperation, capsular contracture, and implant removal with or without replacement. The most common complications with MemoryShape® Implants for breast augmentation include reoperation for any reason, implant removal with or without replacement, and ptosis. The most common complications with MemoryShape® Implants for breast reconstruction include reoperation for any reason, implant removal with or without replacement, and capsular contracture. A lower risk of complication is rupture. The health consequences of a ruptured silicone gel breast implant have not been fully established. MRI screenings are recommended three years after initial implant surgery and then every two years after to detect silent rupture. The most common