Over the Muscle Breast Implant Placement Best for Sagging from Nursing?

Generally speaking, submuscular placement (dual plane) is more common than sub glandular because the chest muscle covers the majority of the implant, acting like extra padding to make the implant less visible and 'feel-able'. It also makes mammograms easier to read. What your surgeon recommended is probably suitable for you.

I prefer submuscular placement for many reasons.  The lifting can be achieved with either, if you are appropriately skilled.  Find the surgeon with the best pictures, most experience, and best reviews.

It’s not unusual for women to
have both breast hypoplasia and breast sag following pregnancy. Formulation of
a treatment plan for this condition can be very difficult, in the absence of
pre-operative pictures and a physical examination.

 

When sag is severe, it must
be addressed to optimize the surgical result. In some cases, placing the
implant on top of the pectoralis muscles can provide a solution for this
problem. In the majority of cases, placement of implant beneath the muscles in
combination with breast lift surgery is indicated.

 

Depending on the specifics of
your breast exam, both under and over the muscle approaches may have
advantages. The choice in your case will depend upon the specifics of your
anatomy and your personal aesthetic goals.