France insists on tough safeguards as it considers lifting breast implant ban
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
There are indications that the French government may lift its ban on non-saline breast implants in May. But companies hoping to market such devices may have to meet strict new technical requirements in France, which are even tougher than forthcoming European guidelines.
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