Can You Keep Your Under the Muscle Implant and Have One Put over the Muscle? (photo)

Thank you for the question.

I would not suggest “stacking” of breast implants. Removing your current breast implants and reaugmentation with larger breast implants after manipulation of the breast implant pockets will create a much improved situation for you.  Breast lifting may or may not be necessary once this is done.  

Based on your pictures, the breast implants sit high on the chest wall while your breast tissue sits relatively low. Again, it is possible that by lowering the breast implant  pockets and using a larger base breast implant, that no additional surgery will be necessary.

In person consultation  and a full communication of your goals will be necessary to provide  you with definitive advice.

Best wishes.

While what you suggest is possible, it shouldn't be done. I agree with your surgeon that you do need a lift. You don't have to compromise the size however, as you should have your implant removed and larger, likely higher profile implants used. Look for a board certified plastic surgeon with experience with these procedure.

You should not have two implants stacked on top of each other....Really a bad idea...Your implants are probably in a pretty good location...it's just your breast tissue that isn't...I would be inclined to replace your implants, leave them where they are and do a lift of your breast tissue up to meet your implants!!!