Implantable prostheses for tissue regeneration and marking surgical sites

A method of forming an implantable prosthesis, the method comprising:

• forming a plurality of substantially conical mesh bodies;
• and
• connecting each of the conical mesh bodies to at least one other of the other substantially conical mesh bodies to form an ellipsoid.

An implantable prosthesis comprising:

• a plurality of substantially conical bodies,
• wherein each of the plurality of substantially conical bodies is connected to at least one other of the plurality of substantially conical bodies, and
• wherein the implantable prosthesis is substantially mechanically isotropic.

An implantable prosthesis comprising:

• a plurality of substantially conical bodies, each conical body including a sidewall defining a cone shape,
• wherein the sidewall of each substantially conical body is connected to the sidewall of an of at least one other adjacent substantially conical body.

A method of forming an implantable prosthesis, the method comprising:

• forming a plurality of substantially conical bodies, each conical body including a sidewall defining a cone shape;
• and
• connecting the sidewall of each substantially conical body to the sidewall of an of at least one other adjacent substantially conical body.

An implantable prosthesis comprising:

• a plurality of mesh bodies, wherein each mesh body is connected to another mesh body;
• wherein at least some of the mesh bodies include a first mesh portion connected to a second mesh portion, wherein the first portion is arranged inside a volume defined by the second mesh portion.