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I have similar chest insertions (with a way wider bidelt)
Compared to superior Chad insertions
What can we do?
Barry Eppley’s response to a similar case
Thank you for your inquiry and sending your pictures. It is amazing what a significant hypertrophy can do to show the true insertion points of the pectoralis major muscle. I believe you are referring to, as shown in the attached arrows on with your picture, to the pectoral insertion deformity or lack thereof near the lower sternum. I have actually seen this before in other types of pectoiral augmentation patients where a very small solid silicone implants has been used to fill-in this lower pectoral valley between the skin and the muscle. The implant design is created by either taking measurements of its height and width dimensions or taking some molding clay to fill-in the area and allow it to harden where it can then be scanned and used as a computer model for the implant design.
Dr. Barry Eppley
One of his cases
Compared to superior Chad insertions
What can we do?
Barry Eppley’s response to a similar case
Thank you for your inquiry and sending your pictures. It is amazing what a significant hypertrophy can do to show the true insertion points of the pectoralis major muscle. I believe you are referring to, as shown in the attached arrows on with your picture, to the pectoral insertion deformity or lack thereof near the lower sternum. I have actually seen this before in other types of pectoiral augmentation patients where a very small solid silicone implants has been used to fill-in this lower pectoral valley between the skin and the muscle. The implant design is created by either taking measurements of its height and width dimensions or taking some molding clay to fill-in the area and allow it to harden where it can then be scanned and used as a computer model for the implant design.
Dr. Barry Eppley
One of his cases
