Subglandular or Submuscular?
Beneath the breast tissue, but above the muscles (sub glandular) or partially beneath the pectoral muscles (sub muscular). Placing the breast implant under the muscle usually costs more, and requires more anesthetic and healing time, but interferes less with mammograms. Placing the implant above the muscle requires adequate breast tissue, and may not be the best option for women with very small breasts. However, it is less expensive, and usually involves a faster recovery time.
