I consulted 2 surgeons that recommended over the muscle implants since i have enough breast tissue and an apparently big chest muscle My goals are to have a perky, round and enhanced look that ages well and is less likely to sag again. I like the fake look, but not too fake to the point where you can see the top edge of the implant which ive seen with some overs. If i went under, would it compromise the round, enhanced, cleavage look i like? I dont workout chest and dont plan to.
Answer: Implants behind or in front of the muscle Generally, most surgeon do not place implants strictly subglandular (in front of the muscle) any more. There are too many issues that arise from this, so a better technique is to perform a dual plane (there are different Types) augmentation where the implant is partially behind the muscle.
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Answer: Implants behind or in front of the muscle Generally, most surgeon do not place implants strictly subglandular (in front of the muscle) any more. There are too many issues that arise from this, so a better technique is to perform a dual plane (there are different Types) augmentation where the implant is partially behind the muscle.
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Answer: Implants Going behind the muscle gives better coverage so the edge is not seen nor do you look like two balls are stuck on your chest. Behind the muscle placement also gives some support to the weight of the implant to decrease the risk of sagging of the implant. However, it is more painful and takes longer to settle.
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Answer: Implants Going behind the muscle gives better coverage so the edge is not seen nor do you look like two balls are stuck on your chest. Behind the muscle placement also gives some support to the weight of the implant to decrease the risk of sagging of the implant. However, it is more painful and takes longer to settle.
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June 17, 2023
Answer: Over the muscle would be a good option. Hello, I agree with my colleagues, you have enough breast tissue for a nice defined look with the implants. Your breasts look appropriate for a breast lift with over-muscle implants. You have a nice volume of breasts and If your implants will be places under the muscle, a waterfall deformity risk may be higher in comparison.
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June 17, 2023
Answer: Over the muscle would be a good option. Hello, I agree with my colleagues, you have enough breast tissue for a nice defined look with the implants. Your breasts look appropriate for a breast lift with over-muscle implants. You have a nice volume of breasts and If your implants will be places under the muscle, a waterfall deformity risk may be higher in comparison.
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May 14, 2023
Answer: Implant placement Dear Courageous273678,
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May 14, 2023
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April 25, 2023
Answer: Breast implants over or under the muscle Hello, thank you for your question. If you are thinking perkier breasts and less likely to sag again then placing an implant below the muscle will certainly be the better option. The implant below the muscle helps support the implant and is reduces the risk of capsular contracture compared to above the muscle. If you are planning on doing that, you may need to lift up your natural breast tissue. Speak to your plastic surgeon about your options. Check out our website for some really awesome before and after photos.
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April 25, 2023
Answer: Breast implants over or under the muscle Hello, thank you for your question. If you are thinking perkier breasts and less likely to sag again then placing an implant below the muscle will certainly be the better option. The implant below the muscle helps support the implant and is reduces the risk of capsular contracture compared to above the muscle. If you are planning on doing that, you may need to lift up your natural breast tissue. Speak to your plastic surgeon about your options. Check out our website for some really awesome before and after photos.
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