A look at the science behind the UK’s first minimally invasive breast implant technology
For many years, surgical implantation has been the only go-to option for breast augmentation. In 2024, this changed when the first minimally-invasive breast implant technology was launched to the UK market.
Created by aesthetic treatment company Mia Femtech, this technology features the first injectable, biocompatible implants designed for a natural look and feel, setting a new standard in aesthetics.1,2 These injectable implants can provide patients with a one or two cup enhancement.3
How it works
The implant used in the procedure (the Ergonomix2 Diamond implant) is uniquely designed to produce a greater projection than a conventional round implant.4 The biaxial symmetry of the implant may reduce or eliminate malpositions in the event of implant flipping.5
Mia utilises a patented tissue preservation technique that eliminates the need for cutting breast tissue. Instead, the procedure employs hydro-dissection and inflatable balloon expansion to create…
