Low profile 300cc eurosilicone, shaped, anatomical implants, over muscles. Which is the best technique? (photos)

Question

I was told that the amount of fat tissues I've would give enough coverage for the top part and the teardrop form will fill nicely the lower pole. How would my active lifestyle of surfing, planking...where I engage a lot my chest muscles influence rippling and rotating of the implants? Which is the best technique to place shaped implants over musc.? I do not want the under muscle placement as I am afraid of implant shifting...and just want to have the least invasive technique. Thanks a lot

Luis A. Mejia, MD · Answer

Hi... thank you for the question....And photos.... you are thin patient.. and 300cc is an important volume, over the muscle can cause rippling any time after surgery or implant exposure if the skin do not resist. I suggest you a peri-areolar incision and implants under the muscle.

Vincent N. Zubowicz, MD · Answer

In a fit individual such as yourself silicone gel implants are the best choice. A smooth shell is also preferable since noticeable rippling is less likely. In athletic individuals a silicone gel implant is chosen I prefer to place in a sub glandular position.

William Andrade, MD · Answer

Thanks for your question.  For patients with smaller, normally-shaped breasts with no sagging my preference is to insert the implants under the muscle so there is a thicker layer of coverage.  However, your surgeon might find that they get good results with the technique they are proposing.

Martin Jugenburg, MD · Answer

Thank you for your question. It is best to schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon and discuss your desires and lifestyle in person. You may want to consider visiting with 3 plastic surgeons to obtain varying options. Best,

Low profile 300cc eurosilicone, shaped, anatomical implants, over muscles. Which is the best technique? (photos)

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