I'm aiming for a super soft, bouncy, and jiggly result. Which method, under the muscle or subglandular, would provide these desired outcomes?
Silicone implants tend to be softer than gel implants. However, the softest and most jiggly aspect is your natural breast tissue. Implants placed in front of the muscle may result in more bounce, but over time, there can be increased sagging. Jiggling can contribute to sagging as well.
Thank you for your question. The options for breast augmentation include fat grafting or implants. With fat grafting, your own fat is harvested through liposuction, the good cells are isolated, and the fat is used to increase the volume of the breasts. This method tends to feel the most 'jiggly' as it is your own tissue, but there are limitations on the amount of fat that can be transferred in a single session. The other option is implants, which can be made of gel, saline, or structured saline. Among the implant types, gel (silicone) implants have a consistency most similar to natural breast tissue and feel the most similar. The perception of being jiggly or bouncy can also depend on the amount of skin stretching. When using implants, the skin is stretched, leaving little extra space for movement. However, as the implants settle and the skin relaxes, you should experience more bounce.
Silicone implants are reported to have a more natural feel compared to saline implants, which may feel like a water balloon. Implants placed under the muscle can provide a more natural look and additional support. Consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon to determine the right implant for you.
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