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Safe Breast Implants to Make Cleavage

I'm looking to get implants to INCREASE my cleavage. I used to be a 34D until I stopped taking birth control. Since then, I shrunk down to a 34B. I'd like have a D cup. My breasts are somewhat apart, but I'd like to have cleavage (even while in a bikini or nude). Also I am a personal trainer. I need to be able to lift very heavy weights without experiencing any shifting. Should I place the implants above or below the muscle? And, where should be positioned the implants (Vertically and Horizontally)? Thank you for your time!

6 Doctor Answers | Asked by firecracker in Missouri
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Safe Breast Implants to Make Cleavage

Given you lifting requirements, I would suggest over the muscle and the implatns centered beneath your areola. However you may want to look into fat grafting for cleavage.
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Cleavage and best pocket placement

Cleavage is limited by your anatomy.  If you had cleavage to start, then you probably will have same or more after surgery.  The muscle limits it. If you are a trainer with little body fat, then ideally more soft tissue coverage is important. Unfortunately, under the muscle is best for that but the mucle will flex and the implant will move.  Pros/cons of pocket placement.
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Safe breast implants to make cleavage

You request the most difficult results. So I must think your expectations are unrealistic. Natural appearance with out any displacement when exercising is not really possible. If I had to chose than above muscle high profile salines/silicones. Get 3 opinions. From MIAMI DR. B

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How to create cleavage

I will tell you, that practicing in south Florida this is a very common request.  I see many personal trainers with very little body fat and a large amount of muscle.  The problem in putting the implant under the muscle is that it does move on exercise even if you divide some of the muscle.  If you put it over the muscle there is less tissue and more chance of capsules or rippling. In spite of this after reviewing the risk and options, I do recommend going over the... more
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Breast implants in athletic women: balancing issues of size, cleavage, and coverage

Your question has several parts and there are important trade-offs to balance. Cleavage is the simple part: the implants need to be of the correct diameter regardless of size. That may mean low or moderate profile and will depend on your measurements and the volume you want. What gets tricky is implants for athletic women, because they tend to have low body fat and so need better coverage, which the muscle provides. However, animation distorion when flexing the muscle can... more
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Breast implants over the muscle for weight lifters.

HI. Under the muscle, breast implants jump when you lift weight.  I suggest moderate size, round, smooth walled, moderate plus profile, cohesive silicone gel implants over the muscle.  Cleavage is achieved by good technique, not by any particular implant.  So put yourself in the hands of a plastic surgeon you trust.  Also make sure you don't need a breast lift.
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