Motiva Breast Implants Brighton

Motiva’s implants have emerged as the markets-leading product, this because they offer the best results aesthetically, they can be inserted without visible scarring and they also have unique safety features.

Motiva Implants are the latest generation of implants, what is known as sixth generation implants.

In real terms, this means the implants build on all previous knowledge and create implants that retain shape and feel for longer, with advantages both to look and feel. They help skilled cosmetic surgeons achieve the desired-for results; results that are a clear enhancement yet also natural looking.

Motiva’s implants use their own Smoothsilk technology, this creates a look that is smooth and natural. There are two different Motiva products – Motiva Ergonomix and Motiva Round – both offered by Paul in his Brighton practice.

The difference between the two is subtle, but they allow a skilled surgeon the ability to choose the product that is best suited to the individual patient’s body type and desired results. As a Motiva Key Opinion Leader, nobody in the Hove region is better placed to make that decision than Paul.

With Motiva, it is also possible to see the results before any surgery is undertaken, this because state of the art 3D scanning technology creates an image of how anyone considering a breast augmentation would look post surgery. Gone are the days of discussing results without a clear image of what they will actually look like – there is now the ability for patient and surgeon to discuss results with the aid of a visual representation.

These images can also be a shared with a patient’s friends family or partner should they so wish, this enabling them to get the opinions of trusted friends and confidants – what do they think of the potential results?

Paul uses the Crisalix 3D scanning as part of his consultation. Rather than simply talking about great results and how beneficial and life enhancing they will be, the patient can see the results and so make a truly informed decision.

Motiva Implants also lead to no visible scarring – this because they can be inserted via a small incision in the armpit region, this only possible because of their greater elasticity and shape retention.

In time, Motiva Implants are sure to become the go-to implants for all leading surgeons in Brighton and beyond – they are already trusted by hundreds of thousands of women around the world.

They have warranties that are unmatched, the Always Confident Warranty that covers against rupture and a Product Replacement Policy against Baker Grades III and IV of capsular contracture for a period of 10 years.

Paul Banwell also provides all breast surgery and augmentation patients with a lifelong follow-up policy, this an offer not provided by other surgeons.

Motiva’s Implants have a complication rate of less than 1%, this is because of the Smoothsilk technology which has benefits that relate to safety as well as appearance.

Smoothsilk is a unique biocompatible surface, designed to minimise irritation and inflammation in the breasts and wider area. The body is far less likely to have a negative reaction such as inflammation or infection, the technology ensures the implant is not seen as a ‘foreign body’, a common problem with other implants, especially previous generations.

Motiva Implants also have a unique BluSeal – this is a subtle blue pigmentation, only visible prior to surgery, that enables the surgeon to easily check the integrity of the implant. If the implant has any micro tears or imperfections, this BluSeal would be affected, it would be obvious to them that the implant was faulty.

Imperfections in all implants are of course rare, the benefit of BluSeal is that it makes those rare problems easy to spot, the surgeon can immediately discard the flawed product.

An optional safety feature is the  Qid/Q Inside Safety Technology – this a micro transponder system that allows patients and doctors to verify safety information at any time in a non-invasive way.

Paul Banwell is a highly respected and regarded UK cosmetic surgeon who has won International awards and accolades.

Listed among the UK’s Top 100 Doctors by The Times, he is a regular presence both on screen and in print, publications and programmes calling on his expert opinion for matters relating to cosmetic surgery and best practice.

Paul is a full member of the British Association of Plastic and Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS), the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) and the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS).

He has also won teaching accolades with Oxford University and worked as a Visiting Professor of Plastic Surgery to Harvard Medical School.

His CV and list of experience and qualifications is extensive – this is not mentioned to boast, instead to show that he had the level of expertise you would hope for in someone ,you are considering entrusting to cosmetic surgery.

As with any surgeon, you should throughly check credentials – please read more about Paul on this site.

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Paul’s clinic in Brighton is located on Warren Road, Woodingdean – BN2 6DX.

To arrange an initial consultation, please call 01342 330302, email help@paulbanwell.com or use the on-site Contact Form.

A constituent part of Brighton and Hove, Brighton is the 44th largest town or city in the UK with a population of 290,000 as of the 2011 census.

A popular seaside location for tourists for generations, and one that has retained its appeal through the decades, Brighton gained city status in 2000. Every year, it receives around 8 million day visitors and close to 5 million overnight stays, much of the local economy in Brighton and beyond in Sussex naturally centred on this trade.

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There are of course many famous residents, these including Raymond Briggs (who taught at Brighton College), John Constable, Chris Eubank, Graham Greene, Nigel Kennedy, Leo Sayer and Fred Perry.