I want the stripper look - Below muscle or above? (photo)

You can get a very fake look with both over or under the muscle breast implants. It is very difficult to answer your question without an in person exam. Photos and a description of your body type and breast and chest measurements would help in making a comment, however it is impossible to do without any information. Seek a consultation with a plastic surgeon so that they can give you all of your options based on your examination and desired results. Best of luck. 

If you want to look like the girl in the photos you will need quite large implants.  I prefer under the muscle.  The main problem with implants that large is that they will eventually sag and probably need to be redone after a number of years.

I assume when you state "stripper breasts" you are referring to large breasts with a very round look. This can be accomplished both on top and below the muscle. There are many advantages to going under the muscle: a more stable result over time, less capsular contracture, less wrinkling. For those reasons, I recommend going under the muscle and using an ultra high profile silicone breast implant.

    In most cases, placement under the muscle will serve a patient better in terms of long term complications.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA

If you are skinny I would say you need a large implant under the muscle but I would warn you and have  along discussion about the permanent changes to your skin and body that will occur with a massive implant

I would need a current photo of you to see if it's possible. You might need a breast lift or high profile implants. I normally go under the muscle for firmer, higher positioned implants. 

Implant
placement is really a trade-off, and it just depends on which will work best
for your body and your ideal appearance. You say you want your breasts to “go
together,” and subglandular placement traditionally offers more cleavage.
However, you also mention not wanting your implants to sag, and implants placed
below the muscle will resist gravity better over the long-term. In either case,
a high-profile round implant is more likely to give you the firm, full look I
think you want. Find some photos that are similar to the look you want and then
bringing them with you to your consultation. From there, your surgeon can
conduct a physical exam and make his or her recommendations about the placement
that will best meet your goals.

can be achieved with implants but realize you may not be getting the most complimentary compliments as you walk down the street.  But if that is the attention you seek, you should be able to find a local plastic surgeon that can help you get there.  If you're going to be climbing poles and don't want breast distortion, you may have to go above the muscle.  Otherwise my own personal preference is below the muscle.  If you go above the muscle, you may want to consider textured anatomic gel implants if they make them in the size you desire but you should make sure you check out others who have had them to see how 'natural' they are.

Artificial looking breast augmentation results can be achieved with breast implants above or below the muscle.  Many plastic surgeons perform "fake" looking breast implants regularly. There can be long term (and even short term) complications with large implants. The plastic surgeon you select should give you information about these potential complications. The women who see me for breast augmentation are seeking a natural looking result. My website describes my philosophy about natural looking plastic surgery and I have before and after images of more than 75 women, each photographed from three different angles with breast augmentation results that look natural.  I suggest that women looking for natural looking breast implants should find a plastic surgeon with dozens of before and after photos of breast implants that look natural. If your goal is to have artificial looking breast implants, look for a plastic surgeon who performs this kind of surgery exclusively. 

With regards to your question, either approach to breast augmentation can give you a very augmented look.  Much depends on your in person exam and breast tissue thickness.  The danger in selecting very large implants is the long term effect of thinning your tissue and distorting your breast after a long period of being over-stretched.  This makes any future surgery difficult.Visit with a board certified plastic surgeon to get a detailed consultation.Best of luck to you