In a dual plane augmentation, what holds the implant up (bottoming out?), and how does it increase the size of the lower pole?

March 3, 2016
Asked By:katemasters in Jacksonville, FL

I have an almost non-existent lower pole to my breasts and was recommended a dual plane augmentation instead of an augmentation paired with a lift. I am pleased with this response from my PS, but I am concerned about the dual plane approach in relation to the look I want to achieve (a much fuller lower pole), as well as the risk of complications with bottoming out ( a terrible fear of mine).

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March 4, 2016

Answer: In a dual plane augmentation, what holds the implant up (bottoming out?), and how does it increase the size of the lower pole?

March 4, 2016

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