Hello, I'm 39. 5'6" 137 lbs. Breastfed 2 kids? I am very active, I weight lift and play hard physical contact sports. I want to go from a 34B to a D-DD. PS recommend 415. Subglandular. I liked the 500cc in the seizers tho. I'm just afraid of subglandular in respect to capsule contraction and bottoming out. I also don't want my boobs to look funny when I move. So my question is: Is 500cc subglandular the right choice. Thank you for taking the time to answer my question.
October 13, 2015
Answer: Large Subglandular implants Hello,Trust your intuition, place the implant under the muscle through an inframammary incision, close the pocket, and perform what you really need, a breast lift. Too many patient who go the other route end up dissatisfied and ultimately get the breast lift and exchange of implants to the subpectoral position.Best of luck!
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October 13, 2015
Answer: Large Subglandular implants Hello,Trust your intuition, place the implant under the muscle through an inframammary incision, close the pocket, and perform what you really need, a breast lift. Too many patient who go the other route end up dissatisfied and ultimately get the breast lift and exchange of implants to the subpectoral position.Best of luck!
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October 13, 2015
Answer: Breast Implant Sizing and Position Subglandular vs Submuscular is an important decision and one that your plastic surgeon should be able to make with your help. The only issue with submuscular implant placement is that in patients that use their pectoralis frequently, they will notice animation deformity where the implant will move when the muscle is activated, but it will return to normal once relaxed. There are many problems with subglandular implants and most advise against it. You can have a very natural looking result with submuscular implant placement by performing dual plane technique.As far as implant sizing, that is something you should discuss with your plastic surgeon and go by the advice of your surgeon. Going too big for your body will cause issues for you in the future.Good luck.
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October 13, 2015
Answer: Breast Implant Sizing and Position Subglandular vs Submuscular is an important decision and one that your plastic surgeon should be able to make with your help. The only issue with submuscular implant placement is that in patients that use their pectoralis frequently, they will notice animation deformity where the implant will move when the muscle is activated, but it will return to normal once relaxed. There are many problems with subglandular implants and most advise against it. You can have a very natural looking result with submuscular implant placement by performing dual plane technique.As far as implant sizing, that is something you should discuss with your plastic surgeon and go by the advice of your surgeon. Going too big for your body will cause issues for you in the future.Good luck.
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