difference between Allergen TRM, TSM, TRX
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difference between Allergen TRM, TSM, TRX
Can someone tell me the difference between these types of Allergen Implant? I know one is responsive and one is soft touch but not sure what the other is, or the difference between them
jodioc77- BJSF Addict
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Re: difference between Allergen TRM, TSM, TRX
The TRM are the Responsives in Moderate profile
The TRX are Responsives in extra full profile
The TSM are the soft touch in moderate profile.
Hope this helps hun. Xx
The TRX are Responsives in extra full profile
The TSM are the soft touch in moderate profile.
Hope this helps hun. Xx
Re: difference between Allergen TRM, TSM, TRX
Ok great thank you. What abbreviation would high profile equivalent have?
Would you say for 34a , 5ft8 size 10/12 that a moderate profile 400 cc would be too wide? One surgeon suggested this for more natural look but I can't help picturing big round bell shaped Boobs!! Second surgeon suggested 310cc high profile
Would you say for 34a , 5ft8 size 10/12 that a moderate profile 400 cc would be too wide? One surgeon suggested this for more natural look but I can't help picturing big round bell shaped Boobs!! Second surgeon suggested 310cc high profile
jodioc77- BJSF Addict
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Re: difference between Allergen TRM, TSM, TRX
In the Soft Touch it would be TSF hun and in the Responsives it would be TRF. Xx
Re: difference between Allergen TRM, TSM, TRX
I have the txf there textured extra high round xx
halo- BJSF Addict
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Re: difference between Allergen TRM, TSM, TRX
Sorry Tsx textured (the T)soft touch (the s) and extra high (the x) xx r is responsive they are 90% filled to make them more natural and soft to touch, the soft touch contrary to there name, is 100% filled and a bit firmer to touch xx
halo- BJSF Addict
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Re: difference between Allergen TRM, TSM, TRX
The T stands for the copyright of the filling babe which is 'TruForm' xx
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Thanks for clearing that up!
jodioc77- BJSF Addict
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Re: difference between Allergen TRM, TSM, TRX
Is it really? I was told textured good job your here cookie! Xx
halo- BJSF Addict
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Re: difference between Allergen TRM, TSM, TRX
I just realised i am unsure on this too! thanks for asking Jodi...
Cookie what is the actual difference between soft touch and responsive...is it the filling..so one is 95% and the other 100%? xx
Cookie what is the actual difference between soft touch and responsive...is it the filling..so one is 95% and the other 100%? xx
jenniferrf1- BJSF Elite Member
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Re: difference between Allergen TRM, TSM, TRX
Yes hun. The names are quite confusing because out of the two, its actually the Responsives that are softer to the touch due them being 95% filled as opposed to the soft touch which are 100% filled and a little firmer. Xx
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Re: difference between Allergen TRM, TSM, TRX
Ok great thanks... going to write that down so i dont get confused :) xx
jenniferrf1- BJSF Elite Member
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Re: difference between Allergen TRM, TSM, TRX
is there a significant quality difference between the two?
i'm getting allergan natrelle responsives which i believe are a good quality implant?
starting to worry about everything now theres only 5 days to go ;)
but i know i did a lot of research, and i'm really looking forward to it!! :)
i'm getting allergan natrelle responsives which i believe are a good quality implant?
starting to worry about everything now theres only 5 days to go ;)
but i know i did a lot of research, and i'm really looking forward to it!! :)
Blueeyedsoul13- BJSF Elite Member
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Re: difference between Allergen TRM, TSM, TRX
They're both an exceptional quality implant. Both being the premium range offered by Allergan.
The Soft Touch however given that it is 100% filled has lessened the risk of CC?
But in terms of 'quality'...nahhhhh... No difference at all you're getting a great implant babe. Xx
The Soft Touch however given that it is 100% filled has lessened the risk of CC?
But in terms of 'quality'...nahhhhh... No difference at all you're getting a great implant babe. Xx
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thanks cookie :)
the hospital group apparently don't do the soft touch ones though i'm sure they could be requested.
so i chose the responsives as i also like the idea of them being softer to feel. i hope there is not much of an increased risk of cc between the responsives and the soft touch :-/
the hospital group apparently don't do the soft touch ones though i'm sure they could be requested.
so i chose the responsives as i also like the idea of them being softer to feel. i hope there is not much of an increased risk of cc between the responsives and the soft touch :-/
Blueeyedsoul13- BJSF Elite Member
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Re: difference between Allergen TRM, TSM, TRX
I like the softies too Blue.
In my mind... There's NO guarantees with ANY implant, so although the soft touch may have less risk, there IS still a risk and who's to say your Responsives won't last as long as a soft touch? They literally can't hun.
Probability deems us all to be having further surgery at some point so as long as you're prepared for that, just enjoy them Blue. Xx
In my mind... There's NO guarantees with ANY implant, so although the soft touch may have less risk, there IS still a risk and who's to say your Responsives won't last as long as a soft touch? They literally can't hun.
Probability deems us all to be having further surgery at some point so as long as you're prepared for that, just enjoy them Blue. Xx
Re: difference between Allergen TRM, TSM, TRX
i will definitely enjoy them, thanks cookie! :)
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