If an implant is placed Subpectoral there is a limit how far the implants can sit in the middle (for cleavage) according to the muscle itself. Now i was wondering if you place thes implants Subglandular will the implants has more space in the middle of the chest so it can create a more closer cleavage of the implants? See the picture i added! Will it be able to go as far until the sternum blocks the implants?
June 14, 2022
Answer: Cleavage There is no definite "yes" or "no' answer to your question. If your muscles are attached in such a way that they are widely spaced apart then you may get better cleavage by placing them above the muscle. However, depending on how the skin is with regard to your sternum will dictate how close the implants can be placed above the muscle. An in person evaluation by a board certified plastic surgeon is always the best way to get the recommendation that is uniquely for you based on your anatomy and surgical goals.
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June 14, 2022
Answer: Cleavage There is no definite "yes" or "no' answer to your question. If your muscles are attached in such a way that they are widely spaced apart then you may get better cleavage by placing them above the muscle. However, depending on how the skin is with regard to your sternum will dictate how close the implants can be placed above the muscle. An in person evaluation by a board certified plastic surgeon is always the best way to get the recommendation that is uniquely for you based on your anatomy and surgical goals.
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June 12, 2022
Answer: Breast implants It’s not just the muscle that keeps implants far apart. It can also be the tight sterns skin. So going above the muscle might give better cleavage but not if the stern Al skin is tight
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June 12, 2022
Answer: Breast implants It’s not just the muscle that keeps implants far apart. It can also be the tight sterns skin. So going above the muscle might give better cleavage but not if the stern Al skin is tight
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