What are the real advantages of the subfascial plane? (photos)

There is no significant fascia above the pectoralis major muscle to warrant the implication that this is a unique technique and in my experience there is no difference between subfascial and subglandular breast augmentation.Recent studies do seem to show that the capsular contracture rate with textured implants in the subglandular plane are less than with smooth walled silicone implants.At any rate, since your implants are already in the subglandular plane, your choices are, to stay above the muscle, or to go below the muscle.Good luck!

Texturized implants were introduced to decrease the risk of capsular contracture. This is not appear to be the case. Additionally texturized implants are more likely to generate contour abnormalities and fail earlier.

As others have stated the pectoralis fascia is very thin, and attempting to elevate it results in tearing, bleeding and other issues.  In my opinion there is very little difference between submammary and subfascial breast augmentation.  Subpectoral muscle augmentation is, in my opinion, the best option.