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Allergan or Nagor?

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Post by going4it 17th February 2015, 5:53 pm

Sorry I'm here again with another question! Blush

I have seen the surgeon I want to go with at Transform and was offered a choice of 3 different sizes in Allergan implants, 345CC, 400CC or 410CC.
I'm currently a 34B (ish) and would really like to be a DD, no smaller - but don't want to be massive and fake looking either. I have got a big bum and broad shoulders which I think the boobs will balance out.
I originally discounted the 345cc straight away as being too small, but when I've been reading other peoples stats, I think the 400+ would take me way bigger than a DD.
Perhaps middle ground would be better but those were the 3 allergan Naturelle options I had.
At the private clinic the surgeon works from (I'm seeing him there early March), he also uses Nagor, so I am hoping maybe there will be something he can offer me from them that's somewhere in between.
I know Nagor are a really good brand. Is there really any difference between them and Allergan Naturelles? xx
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Post by mirren001 17th February 2015, 10:09 pm

The Allergan Natrelles  are an american brand implant & Nagor are British made.
Nagor Impleo are similar to the Natrelles , both are good quality implants.
You can read more about the Nagor implants & sizes
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Post by Princess_x 17th February 2015, 10:15 pm

They're both excellent implants x
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Post by sarahlou222 18th February 2015, 7:22 am

Allergan do a 375cc you can find the catalogues of sizes online too :) they will give you the measurements of the implants too xx
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Post by COOKIE 18th February 2015, 10:18 am

Do note that Allergan have 2 premium round implants. 

The first is the Responsive. This implant has a 95% fill and are the softer of the two. 

The second is the Soft Touch, this is the newer implant and has a 100% fill. It's a little firmer than the Responsive but does lessen the risk of CC and rippling. It's still a nice soft squishy implant though. 

Nagors Impleo is the equivalent of the Allergan Soft Touch, so again has a 100% fill. 

All 3 are of a superior ranges though and are of excellent quality.

With Transform they generally don't actually offer Allergans superior ranges as standard, they will normally offer Allergans budget implant which is the CUI. This implant has a 95% fill and goes through the same stringent testing as the Natrelle range so are still a safe implant to be used.

So, unless you specifically requested a superior implant I wouldn't take it for granted that this is what you're getting from Transform and it would be worth double checking hun. Xx
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Post by sarahlou222 18th February 2015, 12:12 pm

Cookie your back!!! I've missed you ;)
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Post by NikkiJaneT 18th February 2015, 12:31 pm

Cookies back! Iv missed you too!! Hope your ok. Not long for you now!  x

P'S iv got nagor impelo now.390cc .before I had allergen cui 525cc. My surgeon insisted on Nagor Impelo this time. My last ones I had slight rippling. Not sure if this is the reason my surgeon chose the nagor this time?  x
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Post by COOKIE 18th February 2015, 12:47 pm

Awwww thanks Nikki kiss

You've used a BAAPS surgeon this time and they'll only use premium implants babes, but yes, using the 100% fill which is what the Nagor Impleo has as opposed to the CUIs which have a 95% fill, will really help to reduce that risk of rippling for you.

When they soften up more over the coming months it'll be interesting to read how much difference you find in the softness of your boobs Nikki?

I'm also changing from CUIs to Allergan, but Im having the 410 anatomicals this time, so it'll be the same for me too seeing all the the differences between a 100% and a 95% fill as well as the difference between premium and budget as well. Xx
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Post by NikkiJaneT 18th February 2015, 5:54 pm

Oooh that's interesting Cookie! Knew there had to be a good reason tho.  With my old implants I could feel the creasing in them...In fact I could make the creases pop around and change shape around the edge. Was weird but ended up doing it without realising. ..like stress management!!! lol. Looking forward to these bad boys settling.  They're not behaving at the moment! Must be patient lol xx
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Post by going4it 8th March 2015, 5:57 pm

Thanks for your help. I'm having Nagors. Can't believe it's actually happening :) xx
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