I currently have 320cc uhp silicone under the muscle implants. It has been 1 year since surgery with a lift. I have lots of muscle animation and I love to work out in the gym and it seems to be getting worse. I want to change the shape to a lower profile and am wondering if I should go subglandular or dual-plane. I know subglandular is not ideal but will dual-plane help muscle animation. My surgeon mentioned both options.
Answer: Dual plane will not help animation There appears to be a lot of confusion about the causes of animation deformity; the dual plane procedure, because it detaches a portion of the muscle which then adheres to the capsule, is a cause of animation not a solution. The alternative is the split muscle procedure, which is quite different. You are very thin so going over the muscle will not be ideal. There are several articles, before & after pictures, and other resources about animation deformity and the split muscle technique on my website.
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Answer: Dual plane will not help animation There appears to be a lot of confusion about the causes of animation deformity; the dual plane procedure, because it detaches a portion of the muscle which then adheres to the capsule, is a cause of animation not a solution. The alternative is the split muscle procedure, which is quite different. You are very thin so going over the muscle will not be ideal. There are several articles, before & after pictures, and other resources about animation deformity and the split muscle technique on my website.
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Answer: Redo breasts augmentation Dear famof6, First of all, congratulation on your large family and thanks for submitting your pictures. From observing your pictures the following is noticed: 1. Wide cleavage. 2. Severe capsule contracture. 3. Implants riding high, possibly due to intact muscles at the lower pole. 4. Mild ptosis. Well, regardless of the nomenclature, the solution to your problem is capsulotomy (scar release) with possible muscle release at the IMF ( infra mammary fold ) and lowering of the IMF. Meticulous dissection medially for creation of nice cleavage and and mini lift ( donut ) for more attractive positioning of the nipples. I would not place the implants sub glandular. In my opinion, it will be a mistake that you will regret for many reasons. Consult with experienced board certified plastic surgeons who do lots of 'redo' breasts augmentation in accredited surgery center for your safety. Check the before and after pictures in the photo gallery, to make sure that they are numerous, consistent and attractive with nice cleavage and nice slope. Best of luck, Dr Widder
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Answer: Redo breasts augmentation Dear famof6, First of all, congratulation on your large family and thanks for submitting your pictures. From observing your pictures the following is noticed: 1. Wide cleavage. 2. Severe capsule contracture. 3. Implants riding high, possibly due to intact muscles at the lower pole. 4. Mild ptosis. Well, regardless of the nomenclature, the solution to your problem is capsulotomy (scar release) with possible muscle release at the IMF ( infra mammary fold ) and lowering of the IMF. Meticulous dissection medially for creation of nice cleavage and and mini lift ( donut ) for more attractive positioning of the nipples. I would not place the implants sub glandular. In my opinion, it will be a mistake that you will regret for many reasons. Consult with experienced board certified plastic surgeons who do lots of 'redo' breasts augmentation in accredited surgery center for your safety. Check the before and after pictures in the photo gallery, to make sure that they are numerous, consistent and attractive with nice cleavage and nice slope. Best of luck, Dr Widder
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June 18, 2017
Answer: Animation I would recommend you consider switching to a sub glandular implant pocket with a silicone gel implant. You are muscular and your lifestyle is really not going to be a trouble-free fit for sub muscular implants, even dual plane.
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June 18, 2017
Answer: Animation I would recommend you consider switching to a sub glandular implant pocket with a silicone gel implant. You are muscular and your lifestyle is really not going to be a trouble-free fit for sub muscular implants, even dual plane.
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January 8, 2016
Answer: Animation issue You are between a rock and a hard place. Dual plane is under the muscle and animation issues still will be present. Sub glandular should resolve the issue but may cause noticeable rippling with a thin envelope.
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January 8, 2016
Answer: Animation issue You are between a rock and a hard place. Dual plane is under the muscle and animation issues still will be present. Sub glandular should resolve the issue but may cause noticeable rippling with a thin envelope.
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June 18, 2017
Answer: Breast animation Dual plane would not solve the problem of breast animation, as technically the implants are still, at least in part, under the muscle. Moving the implants in subglandular pockets would work, and you should be able to achieve a good result with cohesive gel implants and a conservative size/profile.
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June 18, 2017
Answer: Breast animation Dual plane would not solve the problem of breast animation, as technically the implants are still, at least in part, under the muscle. Moving the implants in subglandular pockets would work, and you should be able to achieve a good result with cohesive gel implants and a conservative size/profile.
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