Are 500cc subglandular silicone implants a good idea? (Photo)

I just think a sub glandular implant is a bad operation.  Over time they look worse (my opinion) and they get more capsular contracture (scientific data).  Go submuscular.

You look like an excellent candidate for a breast lift.  A breast augmentation with sub glandular implants is not a very sophisticated approach to your anatomy, and will give you a compromised outcome.  Doing a lift after you try out the implants first is even a worse idea.  

Hello, It's a bad idea.  It's old fashion thinking. You'll end up with large sagging breasts, palpable implants, and a higher risk of capsular contracture. See a few expert surgeons who do breast lifts.  You'll see you can have beautiful breasts with inconspicuous scaring.Breast implants do best under the muscle. If you're not ready for a breast lift, than don't do anything. Best set of luck!

Ask you doctor to show you pictures of someone with moderate breast ptosis "sagging" who had 500cc implants sub glandular that have been in for 5 years. Then you can see what the expected outcome is. Many plastic surgeons including myself, feel the long term result of a large sub glandular implant is not a good one. You have to decide what look you want. I don't think you would be happy long term.  Good Luck. 

Thanks for your question and the photos. Frankly, I think that 500CC subglandular HP implants is a terrible choice. You have done such a great job with your weight loss. I would hate for you to realize that your result is very unsatisfactory. First of all, you are right about needing a lift. To try and replace a lift with large implants is a very wrong approach. You appear to have an appreciable asymmetry that will be compounded by the placement of such large implants. I would rather you do nothing than to be unhappy. Congrats again on your weight loss. Best of Luck!