45 devices · GMDN 48162
Pectoral implants are non-sterile devices used for cosmetic enhancement or reconstructive surgery of the pectoral muscles. They are placed under the muscle tissue to reshape or restore contours, often following trauma, congenital defects, or for aesthetic purposes.
These devices are typically regulated as implants and must meet sterilization requirements before use. They are generally supplied as pre-shaped silicone elastomer implants, designed for surgical implantation by qualified professionals.
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