Introduction to Mentor Implants

When it comes to breast augmentation or reconstruction, one name consistently stands out among surgeons and patients worldwide: Mentor implants. Manufactured by Mentor Worldwide LLC, a Johnson & Johnson company, Mentor has built a global reputation for safety, innovation, and aesthetic excellence. With over three decades of experience and FDA approval, Mentor implants are trusted in more than 100 countries, making them a cornerstone of modern breast enhancement surgery.

What makes Mentor breast implants so reliable is not just their clinical approval but also their high patient satisfaction scores. They come in various shapes, sizes, and profiles to suit individual body types and aesthetic goals. Whether you're aiming for a fuller bust, reconstruction after mastectomy, or correcting asymmetry, Mentor provides a solution tailored to you.

Choosing the right implant is crucial, and so is choosing the right clinic. Human PS Clinic in Seoul, South Korea, stands out as a premier center offering Mentor breast augmentation. With a decade of expertise and state-of-the-art surgical technology, Human PS ensures a safe, personalized, and high-quality experience for every patient.

This article will explore everything you need to know about Mentor implants—types, benefits, safety data, surgical process, and why Human PS Clinic is the go-to choice for patients seeking excellence in breast surgery.

Types of Mentor Implants

One of the standout features of Mentor as a brand is the versatility and variety of its implant options. Whether you prefer silicone or saline, smooth or textured surfaces, or a particular implant shape, Mentor offers customized solutions to match your aesthetic desires.

• Silicone Implants: Mentor’s MemoryGel® and MemoryShape® implants are filled with cohesive silicone gel, often described as having a “natural breast feel.” These are ideal for patients seeking a realistic texture and long-lasting performance.

• Saline Implants: Filled with sterile saltwater, saline implants are a more traditional option. They are inserted empty and filled during surgery, allowing for smaller incisions. While they may not feel as natural as silicone, they are still popular due to lower costs and easy detection of ruptures.

• Textured vs. Smooth: Mentor provides both smooth silicone implants, which move naturally with the breast tissue, and textured breast implants, which are designed to reduce the risk of complications like capsular contracture.

• Round vs. Teardrop (Anatomical): Round implants add fullness to the upper part of the breast, while teardrop-shaped (Mentor MemoryShape) implants mimic the natural slope of the breast for a subtler result.

Each type has its own set of benefits, and the best choice depends on your body type, lifestyle, and personal goals. That’s why clinics like Human PS emphasize custom consultations to determine the perfect match for you.