Breast Implant Placement with Pectus Excavatum?

Hi there-
You should be able to achieve a very nice outcome from breast augmentation whether your implants are placed above or below your chest muscle-
My personal opinion is that there are a great many advantages to sub-pectoral (under the muscle) placement, but existence of a pectus excavatum would not affect these.
I would find a surgeon certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery who has a lot of experience in breast surgery- ask if they have patients with pectus excavatum you might be able to talk to, and ask to see photos.
Good luck!

In patients with pectus excavatum (concave chest wall) subpectoral placement of breast implants can give a nice result. The implants can not be too large in size or they could end up too close and create a very unnatural appearance to the breast and cleavage.
A modest implant of 300cc or less may be a reasonable implant selection. Discuss this further with your board certified plastic surgeon prior to surgery.
Best wishes,
Dr. Bruno