Another Product To Aid In Breast Augmentation Added To Allergen’s Line

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Recently, the makers of Botox ® – Allergen Inc.– bought cosmetic surgery technology from Serica Technologies, Inc. Their cosmetic surgery unit makes biodegradable, silk mesh scaffolds that can be used to help regenerate human tissue. These products are used in reconstructive surgery, skin grafting, and breast augmentation. They add to the Orange County-based company’s growing line of cosmetic surgery products. Aside from Botox, Allergen also supplies Natrelle ® breast implants, lower face skin fillers, eye and skin care products, and the emerging Lap-Band ®.

With the introduction of the biodegradable mesh, breast augmentation and breast reconstruction surgeons can now offer their patients products from the same company. The reabsorbable mesh can be used for individuals who undergo a breast reconstruction, which will help to regenerate the breast tissue. Natrelle breast implants, used for women undergoing breast enhancement and reconstructive breast surgery, offer patients the option of either saline or silicone gel filling.

Breast surgery patients are encouraged to learn of their procedure and the products used prior to surgery. Doing so will help them be better prepared and at ease during their surgery. It is also important for women undergoing breast enlargement or breast reconstruction to follow all pre- and post-surgery instructions. This will help prevent any serious complications and allow for proper healing.

Interested individuals are encouraged to seek a qualified medical professional, like Orange County breast augmentation specialist Dr. Andres Taleisnik, regarding this new product.