Maitovalmisteet

Maitovalmisteet refer to Breast implants made by Finnish company Manner Heamura Oy. These implants were designed and manufactured by the company in the 1970s and 1980s.

Manner Heamura Oy was a well-known Finnish company that specialized in manufacturing medical devices and equipment. They produced various types of implants and surgical tools, but it's the maitovalmisteet that have gained significant attention in recent years due to their historical significance and design novelty.

Maitovalmisteet were made of silicone and were designed to be used as breast implants. The unique aspect of these implants is their construction, which consisted of a combination of liquid silicone and granular silica. This combination was meant to allow the silicone to be absorbed by the body over time, lessening the likelihood of severe complications. The implants were also unique in their shape and looked more natural compared to the silicone implants available at that time.

Despite the innovative design, the maitovalmisteet faced significant controversy when problems with their stability and durability became apparent. The company eventually ceased production, and many maitovalmisteet recipients experienced complications. While some remnants of the maitovalmisteet remain in modern-day discussion and sightings, they are largely a relic of a bygone era.