Personally, I don't recommend this method. I prefer sub-fascial implantation! Look at what I found in my homework, said by Dean Kim, a breast plastic surgeon from Laihong, South Korea!

1, many injuries.

The pectoralis major part is a place where nerves are densely distributed. If the doctor's stripping technique is not good during the operation, or if the endoscopic technique is not used for stripping, it is easy to touch and damage the nerves, and the chest will be unconscious after the operation, and the pain will be more intense.

2, it is possible to touch the breast.

Because the upper part of double-wing breast augmentation is placed under the pectoralis major and the lower part is placed under the breast, it is necessary to peel off not only the pectoralis major but also the breast tissue. If the doctor's operation is not in place, this step is likely to involve breast ducts, which will lead to problems in breastfeeding for women in the future.

3, may affect the feel.

Asian women, especially those who are interested in breast augmentation, have smaller breasts (less soft tissues) and thinner pectoralis major muscles. If you choose to cut the pectoralis major muscle at the lower fold of the breast, it will substantially affect the feel.

4. The operation is difficult and risky.

Biplanar implantation needs to remove part of pectoralis major muscle at the lower breast fold, which can only be performed under direct vision. If the doctor can only see part of the cavity near the incision through the opening under the armpit, the naked eye can't directly see the tissue under the breast fold, and he needs to rely on the direct vision of the endoscope, which will lead to long operation time, great pain, large amount of bleeding and difficult recovery.