difference between behind the muscle and infront

by sknox 19th August 2011, 8:18 pm

hey can anybody tell me the difference between having it behind the muscle and infront and has anybody got any pics of 410cc high profiles behind the muscle xx

by willows 19th August 2011, 9:09 pm

ive heard behind the muscle can take longer to recover but then it does depend n each individual with recovery time aswell. Behind the muscles tend to be good for people with not much breast tissue to avoid the top of the implant showing harshly under the skin, but under the muscle apparantly they stay where they are when you lay down and dont have as much jiggle in general whereas over the muscle tend to go more like natural breasts when you lay down and have mroe jiggle in them - but i have heard unders can also its just in general from what ive read xxx

by sknox 19th August 2011, 10:49 pm

ok thanx isnt behind and unders the same lol xx

by TSmith 20th August 2011, 2:25 am

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Here is a link that explains it pretty well :)

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by sarahdawn31 20th August 2011, 2:53 am

Overs vs unders is generally determined by your body, as someone with very little breast tissue would most likely need unders, where someone with enough breast tissue can have overs. It is also commonly a ps's preference, like mine who prefers unders in most cases, but that was what I wanted.

They say that the healing can be harder with unders as they cut the muscle, but I had unders and had very little pain, and I have seen some girls on here with overs who found it painful. As for the jiggle factor, I have unders and after they settled and fluffed I have plently of jiggle!

You can also achieve a natural look with both unders and overs, its choosing the right placement for your body thats important.

by abbie 20th August 2011, 6:01 am

if you have no breast tissue, then you will acheive a more natural look usually with unders, as it disguises the ridge at the top of the implant and the rippling.
If you have a decent amount of existing breast tissue, youre better off with overs, as the implant edges and any rippling will be hidden by the breast tissue.

by sknox 20th August 2011, 11:03 am

i am having high profiles unders i would say i have alot of breast tissue but that will get filled out with the 410cc wont it xx

by abbie 20th August 2011, 11:49 am

if you have a lot of breast tissue, you'll probably get a more natural result with overs tb

by misf1 20th August 2011, 1:06 pm

It really isn't a good idea to have unders if you have a lot of breast tissue. Especially if it droops. I would seek other opinions. this picture I believe shows why (in an extreme case)

difference between behind the muscle and infront Snoopy10

difference between behind the muscle and infront Snoopy10

by sknox 20th August 2011, 4:24 pm

Im having biplane so its bit of both xx

by abbie 20th August 2011, 5:43 pm

no, biplane is the same as unders really. Most "unders" are actually dual plane, as full unders usually only tends to be used in reconstructive surgery after mastectomies etc.

by sknox 21st August 2011, 12:48 pm

oh ok was so confused wen i seen biplane in my notes lol what size was u before abbie and what did u go to xx

by gemima-puddle-duck 21st October 2011, 9:33 pm

I find this topic interesting. I dont have much breast tissue so il be having under but was worried its a lot sorer but as you say its different for everyone. Xx

by FinallyBB 21st October 2011, 11:11 pm

I had unders and didn't have much pain at all. Quite easy for me actually.

by gemima-puddle-duck 21st October 2011, 11:21 pm

Ah thats really good to know. Glad it went well for you:-) xx

by shirtripper 22nd October 2011, 8:12 am

tried to pm you skonx but it wont let me i have 410cc dual plane pics x

by nikitaw86 22nd October 2011, 8:19 am

It's all ps and ur preference but if u have a lot of breast tissue like misf1 showed u could end up with a bad drooping effect. I had overs that's what I wanted and that's what my surgeon prefers he says they drop more naturally xx

by welshvicci123 22nd October 2011, 8:35 am

Its all down to preference and your surgeon. If you have enough skin overs would be best as Misf1 shows in the diagram also if your thinking about having babies in the future and you opt for unders that could also happen, you skin could drop naturally whereas you implant will stay behind the muscle. Obviously if you dont have enough skin then unders is really the only option bar from partial unders.

by katyp 22nd October 2011, 9:42 am

great article Tsmith.
There are a heap of before and after photos on the net of girls who have had unders and overs in various sizes. check it out if it helps. but as everyone mentions, if you have plenty of breast tissue atm unders would possibly droop, but then again dual plane prob won't. xx

by Lauren87 22nd October 2011, 9:51 am

Yeah as the oher girls have said it depends on your breast tissue and also how thick your skin is.

I personally think unders look more natural and overs give a more false look though probably a better cleavage. I didn't have a choice and to have unders as not enough breast tissue and very thin skin.

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