About FixNip NRI

An option for nipple reconstruction.

An implant-based option for nipple reconstruction following mastectomy, made by FixNip Ltd. and brought to Canada by MedTechInvest.

The device

What is FixNip NRI?

FixNip NRI is a medical-grade silicone implant with a flower-shaped nitinol frame inside. Placed in the subcutaneous tissue, it is designed to support nipple projection. An implant-based option for nipple reconstruction following mastectomy.

The clinical study

Clinical experience.

FixNip NRI has been studied in a first clinical trial, in a prospective clinical series and in a small published case series. Individual results vary.

The first clinical study.
First-in-human trial, PRS Global Open, 2025: a small study with one year of follow-up per implant. Read the publication.
Read the publication
A prospective clinical series.
PRS Global Open, 2025: a series from one centre in Italy, followed for one year, without a comparison group. The authors name the small sample as a limitation.
Read the publication
Case series, 2025.
Hellenic Journal of Surgery, 2025: a conference abstract on a small case series with short follow-up. It is not evidence of long-term results. Possible complications are listed in the medical notice.
Evaluated through follow-up.
Clinical outcomes are evaluated through follow-up. Your surgeon can explain the evidence and its limits.

Behind the device

Years of development. Licensed in Canada.

FixNip NRI is a medical device, studied in clinical practice before it came to Canada.

Developed by FixNip Ltd.
A medical device company in Caesarea, Israel, that has spent years developing and testing the implant.
Studied before it came here.
The published clinical studies, described above.
Licensed by Health Canada.
FixNip NRI is licensed by Health Canada as a Class III medical device (Medical Device Licence No. 116189). MedTechInvest Canada Corp. supplies it to trained surgeons.
Check the licence in MDALL

Why FixNip NRI

Designed to support projection. Placed by your surgeon.

What the device is designed for, and who decides.

Designed
Designed to help maintain projection.
A flexible frame designed to support the shape from within. Designed for long-term implantation; individual outcomes may vary.
Placed
A procedure planned by your surgeon.
Through a small incision, tailored to your needs. Anaesthesia and the care setting are decided by your surgeon.
Final
One option among several.
Your surgeon explains the options for nipple reconstruction, with and without an implant.