I'm really keen on getting a boobjob soon, but I can't decide whether I should go over or under the muscle. I have a bunch of wish pics (and I know I may not get similar results in a single session and may need multiple boobjobs), but I was just wondering whether I should go with overs or unders given my goals from a glance of my wish pics. I'm looking to get results similar to Miss Teela or Anastasia doll as an end goal. Images of my wish pics and my current breast size attached.
July 23, 2024
Answer: Over or under the muscle You won't get consensus even among surgeons on whether over or under the muscle is better. My preference is always under the muscle as it has less chance of capsular contracture, and less chance of rippling and implant visibility. But best to find a plastic surgeon you like and trust and go with their recommendations. All the best
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July 23, 2024
Answer: Over or under the muscle You won't get consensus even among surgeons on whether over or under the muscle is better. My preference is always under the muscle as it has less chance of capsular contracture, and less chance of rippling and implant visibility. But best to find a plastic surgeon you like and trust and go with their recommendations. All the best
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July 11, 2024
Answer: Subglandular vs submuscular implant placement There are advantages and disadvantages to both subglandular and submuscular placement. I typically recommend submuscular implant placement for patients who don't have a lot of their own breast tissue to "hide" the implant (this isn't you). I typically recommend subglandular placement for patients who who use their chest muscles for strenuous activity like CrossFit because forceful contraction of the muscle over time can displace the implant. When there isn't a clear reason to choose one location of the other I tend to recommend sub muscular placement because it tends to look more natural and there is a lower rate of capsular contracture over time.
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July 11, 2024
Answer: Subglandular vs submuscular implant placement There are advantages and disadvantages to both subglandular and submuscular placement. I typically recommend submuscular implant placement for patients who don't have a lot of their own breast tissue to "hide" the implant (this isn't you). I typically recommend subglandular placement for patients who who use their chest muscles for strenuous activity like CrossFit because forceful contraction of the muscle over time can displace the implant. When there isn't a clear reason to choose one location of the other I tend to recommend sub muscular placement because it tends to look more natural and there is a lower rate of capsular contracture over time.
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