@alice6491 yes! By far. I HATED My unders, really hated them, they were never comfy at all. You can feel your muscle pressing the implant when you make certain movements, for example when I hoovered or washed the floor it felt horrible even after a year post op. You can also see your implants shift if you put your hands on your hips and push forwards with unders (flex distortion).
These feelings were before I had any complications, were not at all affected or caused by the complications and they never go away. With unders you will always have some issues with your arms, sometimes only slight but it’s still there. Your muscles are cut to allow for the implant and it just never 100% recovers from that. The way my Dr put it was “Breasts are not supposed to go behind the muscle and it’s simple as that”.
Love my overs, they look so much better, are soft and I can’t feel them at all. THe unders were squished, hard and uncomfy.
The biggest risk with overs is ripples and in my own exp I’d rather deal with a little rippling than how my unders felt. Lucky I have no ripples at all so far even though I had little tissue (I used the tsx). Some reports say overs carry a bigger risk for CC but it’s untrue, in the US where these tests are conducted they use the same implants we use for unders (textured) but use only smooth implants for overs, it’s the smooth shell that has a greater risk for CC not the placement.
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