Breast augmentation in Tallahassee has been stuck in the same conversation for decades: over or under the muscle. But patients deserve better than outdated choices. The modern answer is subfascial breast augmentation — a refined technique that delivers natural results, less downtime, and avoids many of the compromises that come with traditional methods.
Placing implants beneath the muscle can create challenges: more post-op pain, a longer recovery, and visible distortion (animation deformity) when flexing. While under-the-muscle placement has its place — particularly in revision cases or patients requiring a large lift with their augmentation — it isn’t always the best choice for primary breast augmentation.
Subfascial placement gently elevates the fascia, a thin layer covering the chest muscle, and positions the implant beneath it. This allows the implant to sit naturally, creating a soft, seamless contour while avoiding many drawbacks of submuscular placement. The result: smoother recovery, reduced discomfort, and natural movement without “fake” signs.
Subfascial augmentation requires a surgeon with specialized training in modern breast surgery techniques. Fellowship training in aesthetics gave Dr. Clark the opportunity to refine this method and bring it to Tallahassee — offering patients results that feel elegant, balanced, and timeless. And the proof is in the results: our gallery showcases the happy women who’ve undergone subfascial breast augmentation (unless otherwise noted).
Breast augmentation isn’t just a choice between techniques — it’s about finding the methods and the surgeon that delivers the best balance of recovery, comfort, and aesthetic outcome. For many women, subfascial breast augmentation offers that balance.
Explore our gallery and schedule a consultation at Moderne Aesthetic Plastic Surgery to see if this modern technique is right for you.
