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| Subglandular Malposition |  Subglandular Malposition sounds like a big expression and sometimes it is a serious problem. Breast implants placed over the muscle are only roofed by a woman’s natural breast tissue and her skin.
This location is also called “below the breast gland” or “sub glandular”. Sooner or later, in some women, the breast heap with the breast implant can cause skin stretch. This is a suboptimal situation.
This extension will results in an increase in breast implant appearance. The subglandular positioned implant is easier to feel and may cause more skin stretch problems than the below the muscle position.
These breast implant problems can be very burdensome to some women. It is in these patients, that physicians have found some of the happiest people after improving their situation. The best solution for correcting subglandular malposition is to take away the old breast implants and all of the scar tissue and put back the breast implants below the muscle.
The old breast implants may be used repeatedly if the woman’s skin envelops is not too stretched out. If the breast skin surround is large, new larger breast implants than the primary breast augmentation will be needed and this may make her appearance larger than before.
The solution may also need a breast lift if the woman also wants to be smaller than she was after the first breast augmentation surgery. As with any plastic surgery, there are risks associated with breast implant exchanges and scar tissue removal.
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