My 18 yr old son has a mild case of poland syndrome he is missing the bottom half of his pectorial muscle on his left side.

Thanks for your question. The solid silicone implant is not has hard as bone, nor as soft as gel implants. Patients often say the implants feel like they are flexing their own muscle. Make sure you consult with a board certified plastic surgeon. Good luck

As a bodybuilder, I tend to see both male and female individuals who want to bring up a particular lagging bodypart. I would have to see pictures to see what may be appropriate for you. This would depend upon how large you want to go. Also consider that the ability to build the muscle after...

Pectoral Implants are placed under the muscle generally from the armpit area. The muscle is not damaged, cut or divided. The body will surround the implants with layers of collagen, as it does with any type of implant or foreign body, called the capsule. This capsule is what holds the implant in...

Pectoral implants should be placed behing the muscle. The newer implants are generally much softer than the more traditional and older implants. It is important not to extent the implant lateral to the muscle, otherwise it will not look natural and will be easier to notice and feel. Understand...

Thank you for your question. Without photos provided, it is rather difficult to tell. I would advise you to schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon for a detailed examination to discuss all possible treatment options and what your expectations are.