Is 200cc enough for me? Should I go under or over muscle? (Photo)

It is very difficult to estimate an ideal implant volume based on height, weight, and photographs alone. I would expect that a 200cc implant would result in a very aesthetically pleasing outcome. Better and more accurate information can be obtained during a formal consultation. Once your board certified plastic surgeon has examined you and understands your goals, he or she can guide you through the implant selection process. Most patients do best with implants placed under the muscle but your surgeon can help you make this decision as well.

The procedure takes one to two hours. You will likely be given general anesthesia, during which you will be "asleep" and pain-free.

The surgeon will make a cut under your breasts, under your arms, or around your nipples, depending on your body, the type of implant, and how much enlargement is being done.

The surgeon will put the breast implant into a pocket above or below your chest muscle. After the implant is in place, the surgeon will close the cuts with sutures or surgical tape.

A breast augmentation under the muscle has a lower risk of capsular contracture.
Typically most patient will have their breast implants under the muscle.
Some patient choose to have their breast implants over the muscle if they don't want their pectoral muscle function to be affected. Another reason to go over the muscle is to avoid animation deformity.
If patients also are looking for an overfilled fake look, they may choose to have their implants over the muscle.
It is best to have a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon. They will be able to determine which size implants would be best for your breasts.