Saline breast implant appearance over the muscle

Jeffrey E. Schreiber, MD answers: How do saline breast implants look if placed over the muscle?

How do saline breast implants look if placed over the muscle?


Jeffrey E. Schreiber, MD
25 days ago
By Jeffrey E. Schreiber, MD - Baltimore Plastic Surgeon

The answer depends on how much breast tissue you have to start with.  If you have very little breast tissue, then you will most likely be able to see the implant and get the "implant" look.  If you have a moderate amount of breast tissue, then you will most likely have a more natural look.  Consider placing the implants under the muscle or silicone implants for a more natural look and feel.  Good luck!

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