UHMWPE Implants?

[poopmaster22]

Who does them like which surgeons do them for Infras or jawline? How much better than peek are they?

 

[Jade]

Who does them like which surgeons do them for Infras or jawline? How much better than peek are they?

Non-porous polyethylene (UHMWPE) isn't better than Polyether ether ketone (PEEK) but is different.

Perhaps next year, another plastic will also be used as a long-term implant material.

Both materials behave differently at high temperatures and can have different mechanical applications.

As far as the human body is concerned, something as SILLY as silicon is just fine.

Both (UHMWPE) and (PEEK) are extraordinarily tough. You couldn't cut them with a knife if you tried, and I am pretty sure you would have a challenging time using an electric jigsaw to cut them too.

Note: If you got into a fight or an accident, the only things that would survive the incident would be your implants.

PEEK is "biocompatible," which has made it popular in the medical industry, but more than that, its physical attributes make it very attractive for other innovative sectors.

UHMWPE is used on hip, knee, and shoulder replacements. It can be a bit more manageable than PEEK and costs a bit less.

I prefer UHMWPE because I am not a robot, and my body will never go up to 338oF (170oC). Also, hundreds of thousands of people have UHMWPE in them and are doing just fine.

Luckily for you, if you want PEEK implants, you'll get PEEK. If you want UHMWPE implants, well, you get UHMWPE!

This is a beautiful time to be alive. What sucks is to be alive while being ugly! Don't stay ugly, kids!

I can connect you with surgeons who use both materials. Why in the world would you call yourself "Poopmaster"?

PLEASE, don't think that I am talking about your average UHMWPE or PEEK materials which you can probably buy at your local hardware store. I am, of course, talking about medical-grade materials which cost thousands of dollars for a small piece. Beware of doctors and companies using crap materials out there, please. You could lose your face, literally.

 

[poopmaster22]

Non-porous polyethylene (UHMWPE) isn't better than Polyether ether ketone (PEEK) but is different.

Perhaps next year, another plastic will also be used as a long-term implant material.

Both materials behave differently at high temperatures and can have different mechanical applications.

As far as the human body is concerned, something as SILLY as silicon is just fine.

Both (UHMWPE) and (PEEK) are extraordinarily tough. You couldn't cut them with a knife if you tried, and I am pretty sure you would have a challenging time using an electric jigsaw to cut them too.

Note: If you got into a fight or an accident, the only things that would survive the incident would be your implants.

PEEK is "biocompatible," which has made it popular in the medical industry, but more than that, its physical attributes make it very attractive for other innovative sectors.

UHMWPE is used on hip, knee, and shoulder replacements. It can be a bit more manageable than PEEK and costs a bit less.

I prefer UHMWPE because I am not a robot, and my body will never go up to 338oF (170oC). Also, hundreds of thousands of people have UHMWPE in them and are doing just fine.

Luckily for you, if you want PEEK implants, you'll get PEEK. If you want UHMWPE implants, well, you get UHMWPE!

This is a beautiful time to be alive. What sucks is to be alive while being ugly! Don't stay ugly, kids!

I can connect you with surgeons who use both materials. Why in the world would you call yourself "Poopmaster"?

PLEASE, don't think that I am talking about your average UHMWPE or PEEK materials which you can probably buy at your local hardware store. I am, of course, talking about medical-grade materials which cost thousands of dollars for a small piece. Beware of doctors and companies using crap materials out there, please. You could lose your face, literally.

Which between the two is less likely to ever have problems and will permanent last forever? Also connect me to the surgeons

 

[Jade]

Which between the two is less likely to ever have problems and will permanent last forever? Also connect me to the surgeons

Read this.

Purgatory for Jaw, Chin, and Cheek implants.

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I do not know you. I can not connect you with no doctors because I do not know you well.

 

[RealSurgerymax]

Non-porous polyethylene (UHMWPE) isn't better than Polyether ether ketone (PEEK) but is different.

Perhaps next year, another plastic will also be used as a long-term implant material.

Both materials behave differently at high temperatures and can have different mechanical applications.

As far as the human body is concerned, something as SILLY as silicon is just fine.

Both (UHMWPE) and (PEEK) are extraordinarily tough. You couldn't cut them with a knife if you tried, and I am pretty sure you would have a challenging time using an electric jigsaw to cut them too.

Note: If you got into a fight or an accident, the only things that would survive the incident would be your implants.

PEEK is "biocompatible," which has made it popular in the medical industry, but more than that, its physical attributes make it very attractive for other innovative sectors.

UHMWPE is used on hip, knee, and shoulder replacements. It can be a bit more manageable than PEEK and costs a bit less.

I prefer UHMWPE because I am not a robot, and my body will never go up to 338oF (170oC). Also, hundreds of thousands of people have UHMWPE in them and are doing just fine.

Luckily for you, if you want PEEK implants, you'll get PEEK. If you want UHMWPE implants, well, you get UHMWPE!

This is a beautiful time to be alive. What sucks is to be alive while being ugly! Don't stay ugly, kids!

I can connect you with surgeons who use both materials. Why in the world would you call yourself "Poopmaster"?

PLEASE, don't think that I am talking about your average UHMWPE or PEEK materials which you can probably buy at your local hardware store. I am, of course, talking about medical-grade materials which cost thousands of dollars for a small piece. Beware of doctors and companies using crap materials out there, please. You could lose your face, literally.

Once again you are spreading misinformation.

Being porous or solid has nothing to do with being Ultra High Molecular Weight and Porous Polyethylene implants are high-density PE FYI.

You can easily cut, drill, and burr peek implants… but you wouldn’t know!

Since you are trying to sell something you clearly don’t know anywhere near enough about I have to point out you are on Mt Stupid on the dunning Kruger:

I’ve never been so candid with someone here but you really need to shut the fuck up. Try soaking up some information instead of spewing bullshit 24/7.

 

[Jade]

@RealSurgerymax

Love you too, buddy.