Hi Carissa, I am having the standard CUI implants next week. My surgeon reassured me that there isn’t much difference. CUI’s are 95% filled where the natrelles are 98% so there is a slightly higher chance of rippling but tbh most people will get that to some degree, its more depended on how much tissue u have there to start with. My surgeon told me that even tho the more expensive ones are called soft touch/responsives, they are no softer than the regular CUI, in fact they r a little more firm as they r more filled.
MYA cover people with the CUI implant for 3 years against capsular contraction, I’m not sure of the guarantee details concerning the other type tho. Each surgeon has their own preference as to which they think is best also so ask them about it at ur consultations.
Btw this is just what iv picked up from speaking to other girls on here, so if I’m wrong on anything I’m sorry!! Xx
