Can I achieve a good, natural-looking result with subglandular implants?

Thank you for the question. To best help you, a physical examination or picture evaluation is required in order to determine which procedure or technique would be best for our case.Dr. Campos

In our practice, we place breast implants above and below the muscle, depending on several factors, some of which you describe.  I am impressed that you have done your research!  There are several caveats I would like to point out - First, we have found it to be important to place textured implants if we are going to place implants above the muscle - this has resulted in our practice in an even capsular contracture rate between subglandular and submuscular implants in the last five years and 2000 implants.  We also want to make sure that your understanding of natural corresponds to the result you are likely to get - this is best done in person, but in general we are trying to find out how much upper pole fullness you desire, because this is difficult to maintain long term in most patients with a subglandular implant.