Positionally Stable Smooth Implants: An In Vivo Submuscular Model

PSSI implants demonstrated significantly increased rotational stability and reduced collagen density and myofibroblast presence compared to smooth implants, as well as significantly decreased expression of pro-inflammatory macrophages compared to textured implants. These data suggest a promising alternative to texturing for providing positional stability of implants in the submuscular plane.

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Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
Published
2026-01-21
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https://doi.org/10.1097/prs.0000000000012822
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Ocular Disorders and Treatments
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Abstract

PSSI implants demonstrated significantly increased rotational stability and reduced collagen density and myofibroblast presence compared to smooth implants, as well as significantly decreased expression of pro-inflammatory macrophages compared to textured implants. These data suggest a promising alternative to texturing for providing positional stability of implants in the submuscular plane.

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