Prosthetic Conveyor Belt - The Minimally Invasive and Safe Experience of Reconstructive Plastic Surgery

As an innovative enterprise in the high-end medical consumables field, GYR MEDICAL CO.,LTD. has launched the disposable implant conveyor belt, which has become a core device for improving operational efficiency and safety in plastic surgery due to its precise design and excellent performance.

The core application scenarios of this product focus on implant-based plastic surgeries such as breast augmentation and buttock augmentation: In traditional surgical procedures, doctors need to directly pull the wound and manually squeeze the implant into the cavity, which not only easily causes wound traction damage and increases the risk of postoperative scar hyperplasia, but also may lead to infection or affect the shape stability of the implant due to direct contact between the implant and the wound or air. However,  GYR MEDICAL CO.,LTD. implant conveyor belt adopts a funnel-shaped structure + hydrophilic lubricating coating design. During operation, the implant only needs to be placed into the conveyor belt, and gentle pushing allows the implant to slide smoothly into the cavity along the coating. This realizes "zero contact between the implant and the wound" throughout the process, effectively shortening the implant’s exposure time, reducing the risk of infection and capsular contracture, while avoiding excessive wound traction and alleviating postoperative pain and recovery period for patients.

In addition, the product is also suitable for refined implant placement scenarios with limited cavity space (such as small-incision breast augmentation surgery): Its flexible material can adapt to different sizes of implants, and the simple operation process helps doctors control the implant placement position more accurately in narrow operating spaces, improving the precision and smoothness of the surgery. Currently, this product has been adopted as a routine surgical device by many domestic plastic surgery specialist hospitals, becoming a preferred consumable that balances "minimally invasive, safety, and operability".