Hi, I am 29yrs old.I'm 5'9 123lbs athletic build. I am looking at getting 325 cc silicone implants,but am questioning under or over the muscle.I'm going for a natural look because I model.I wear a 34 c but look like a b.
April 16, 2012
Answer: Breast Augmentation over Muscle or under Muscle
Breast augmentation can be performed with implants placed over the muscle (subglandular) or under the muscle (submuscular). Different surgeons have different preferences. For the majority of patients submuscular placement of implants have advantages that include better implant coverage especially in thin patients with little breast tissue and there is also a reduced risk of capsular contracture which is increased breast firmness or hardness.
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April 16, 2012
Answer: Breast Augmentation over Muscle or under Muscle
Breast augmentation can be performed with implants placed over the muscle (subglandular) or under the muscle (submuscular). Different surgeons have different preferences. For the majority of patients submuscular placement of implants have advantages that include better implant coverage especially in thin patients with little breast tissue and there is also a reduced risk of capsular contracture which is increased breast firmness or hardness.
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March 8, 2012
Answer: Breast implants for an athletic body
The question we would ask is do you have an athletic build, or are you athletic and competative. We do favor submuscular placement for most as implants have better coverage and a softer upper edge, However submuscular implants in an athlete can suffer from motion when the chest muscle is flexed, and create a problem for you. Both can look very good, just trade-offs to consider with your surgeon.
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March 8, 2012
Answer: Breast implants for an athletic body
The question we would ask is do you have an athletic build, or are you athletic and competative. We do favor submuscular placement for most as implants have better coverage and a softer upper edge, However submuscular implants in an athlete can suffer from motion when the chest muscle is flexed, and create a problem for you. Both can look very good, just trade-offs to consider with your surgeon.
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