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Motiva breast implants are considered an investigational device in the US and Canada and subjects will be participating in an FDA-approved clinical trial. If you want to be a part of the trial determining the safety and efficacy of Motiva® implants in Fort Worth, learn more about it here.
What is a Breast Implant Clinical Trial?
A clinical trial is a research study that allows manufacturers to evaluate the safety and efficiency of their new product. To get a new breast implant onto the market, manufacturers must first enroll subjects in clinical trials across the country as an investigational study. Many implants in clinical trials are approved in other countries and often have been in use for years before their US debut.
Although Motiva implants have been recently made available in the US as devices subjected to a clinical trial, they have been in the international market for years. They are already sold and have been used in over 60 countries around the world.
How do I take part in the Clinical Trial?
Each applicant will be reviewed based on the specific inclusion and exclusion criteria to determine if you are a candidate for the lengthy trial period. Please contact our Fort Worth office to schedule a consultation and learn more about participating in the clinical trial.
Your Motiva® Implants Consultation
Dr. Strock will help you choose the best Motiva® implants that suit your needs and desires. The two of you will work together to determine the appropriate size and type. You will also be briefed with relevant information to help you make an informed decision about joining the trial.
The Procedure
During the trial, breast augmentation surgery will be performed using Motiva® implants. With these implants, you may need smaller incisions than what a typical breast augmentation surgery requires.
Anesthesia will be administered, and incisions will be made in key areas. The implants will be inserted into pockets in the tissues and then positioned properly. The incisions will be closed using sutures.
The Recovery Process
After the breast augmentation procedure, your incisions will be covered in bandages to protect the surgical areas for a few days. It helps to apply a cold compress to the affected areas to reduce the bruising and swelling. Choose a bra without an underwire to avoid damaging your breasts’ sensitive tissues during recovery.
MRI Sub-Study
As part of the Motiva Clinical Trial, our practice was also selected to participate in an MRI Sub-Study. The MRI Sub-Study population will be a subset of the study population selected to obtain MRIs at 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 years. It will be used for the analysis of rupture. Motiva USA will cover the cost of the MRIs. Any patient not chosen as part of the Sub-Study will be responsible for the cost of their MRIs done outside of the research study.
“I have been impressed by Dr. Strock, as well as his office staff.”
“I have been impressed by Dr. Strock, as well as his office staff. He came highly recommended by my friend who had her breast augmentation with Dr. Strock. He is one of the few doctors that are extremely comfortable with the transaxillary (underarm) incision. When I went to my consultation he had just returned from training other doctors on this approach.”
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