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Plastic Surgery Dominican Republic – Polyurethane Mammoplasty | Dr. Manuel Peralta

Mammoplasty with Polyurethane Implants in the Dominican Republic

For patients seeking advanced and safe cosmetic procedures, plastic surgery in the Dominican Republic has become a trusted option. Among the most innovative techniques available is mammoplasty with polyurethane implants, a procedure that offers long-term stability, reduced complications, and natural-looking results. Under the care of Dr. Manuel Peralta, patients receive expert guidance and personalized treatment in a modern, accredited surgical facility.

What Are Polyurethane Implants?

Polyurethane-coated breast implants are silicone implants wrapped in a thin layer of polyurethane foam. This outer layer helps the implant adhere more securely to surrounding tissue, reducing the risk of capsular contracture—a common issue where scar tissue tightens around the implant. The textured surface also minimizes movement and rotation, making it ideal for patients who want lasting results with minimal revision surgery.

Benefits of Polyurethane Mammoplasty

Patients who choose polyurethane implants for their breast augmentation or reconstruction benefit from:

  • Lower risk of capsular contracture

  • Improved implant stability

  • Natural breast contouring

  • Reduced need for reoperation

  • Long-lasting shape retention

These advantages make polyurethane implants a preferred choice for individuals seeking both safety and aesthetics through plastic surgery in the Dominican Republic.

Why Choose Plastic Surgery in the Dominican Republic?

The Dominican Republic has become a leading destination for medical tourism, especially in the field of cosmetic surgery. Patients from the United States, Canada, and Latin America travel to the country for procedures performed by internationally trained surgeons at competitive prices.

Dr. Manuel Peralta is one of the most respected professionals in the region. His clinic offers:

  • State-of-the-art surgical equipment

  • Certified anesthesiologists

  • Comprehensive preoperative evaluations

  • Personalized post-operative care

Choosing plastic surgery in the Dominican Republic with Dr. Peralta means receiving world-class care in a safe and welcoming environment.

The Surgical Process

Before undergoing mammoplasty with polyurethane implants, patients receive a full evaluation that includes:

  • Medical history review

  • Breast measurements and implant sizing

  • Preoperative imaging and lab tests

  • Anesthesia planning and surgical briefing

The procedure typically lasts 1 to 2 hours and is performed under general anesthesia. Most patients return to light activities within a week and experience full recovery within several weeks.

Post-Operative Care and Follow-Up

Dr. Peralta’s team provides detailed instructions to ensure optimal healing. Follow-up visits are scheduled to monitor progress and ensure the implants are settling properly. Patients receive guidance on scar care, physical activity, and long-term breast health.

Real Patient Experiences

Many patients who undergo plastic surgery in the Dominican Republic with Dr. Peralta report high satisfaction with their results. Testimonials highlight the professionalism of the team, the clarity of the consultation process, and the natural appearance of the final outcome.

“I felt safe and informed every step of the way. The polyurethane implants gave me the shape I wanted without the fear of complications.” “Dr. Peralta’s clinic exceeded my expectations. The care was exceptional, and the results speak for themselves.”

Is Polyurethane Mammoplasty Right for You?

This procedure is ideal for patients seeking breast enhancement or reconstruction with enhanced stability and reduced risk of complications. Whether you’re undergoing surgery for cosmetic reasons or post-mastectomy reconstruction, polyurethane implants offer a reliable and aesthetically pleasing solution.

Mammoplasty is the fifth most performed procedure within the top five cosmetic surgeries listed by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) (1). The use of implants in breast surgery is not new—it dates back to the 1960s with the work of Drs. Gerrow and Cronin. The development of implants aims to achieve a shape and symmetry that would be nearly impossible to accomplish using the patient’s natural breast tissue alone. The introduction of polyurethane-coated implants has helped address one of the most common complications seen with smooth or textured implants: capsular contracture. This condition, which can present in varying degrees of severity, may affect the shape and contour of the breast. Capsular contracture can occur unilaterally or bilaterally, often leading to dissatisfaction with the appearance of the breasts and, in some cases, discomfort or pain during physical activities or daily tasks.

When capsular contracture occurs, implant replacement is usually necessary to restore the shape and harmony of the surrounding tissue. Polyurethane-coated implants form a complex yet biocompatible interface with the surrounding tissue, preventing the rigid adhesions that typically develop over time between the implant and the body. This feature helps maintain the breast’s shape and aesthetic appearance for longer periods, as the implant adheres to both the pectoral muscle and breast tissue with minimal to no displacement.

Polyurethane-coated implants are generally placed in the subglandular plane—behind the mammary gland but in front of the muscle—since placing them behind the muscle could result in excessive adherence to the intercostal area. Internally, these implants contain silicone, just like standard implants. However, they are more expensive than smooth or microtextured implants due to the complex manufacturing process and the active patent protections held by companies such as SILIMED in Brazil and POLYTECH in Germany, both of which maintain high quality standards and traceability of their products (2).

In our practice, the use of polyurethane-coated implants in the subglandular plane has provided effective solutions for complex and challenging cases, resulting in full patient satisfaction and outcomes that exceed expectations (3).

If you’re considering plastic surgery in the Dominican Republic, schedule a consultation with Dr. Manuel Peralta to explore whether polyurethane mammoplasty is the right choice for your goals. Experience expert care, advanced techniques, and results that elevate your confidence.


References:

  1. 2020 Top 5 Cosmetic Surgical Procedures, www.plasticsurgery.org
  2. Polyurethane Breast Implants: The Perfect Breast Implant? Dr. Jorge Aso
  3. Private Practice Statistics by Dr. Manuel Peralta García, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon
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