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7/7/2025
Kylie Jenner just made headlines again — and this time, it’s all about her stunning new breast augmentation.
In a recent social media post, Kylie revealed she underwent breast enhancement with 445cc moderate profile silicone breast implants with Allergan’s Natrelle implants, placed using the dual plane technique — a method that’s now sparking serious buzz in the aesthetic world.
So, what exactly is a dual plane breast augmentation? How does it differ from traditional techniques? And could it be right for you?
Let’s break it all down — from implant profiles to placement options — and explain why we proudly offer this advanced technique at Austin-Weston, The Center for Cosmetic Surgery, right here in Reston, Virginia.
Most people are familiar with the terms “over the muscle” (subglandular) and “under the muscle” (submuscular) when it comes to breast implant placement. But the dual plane technique and subfascial techniques offer a modern, hybrid approach that delivers beautiful, natural-looking results.
Here’s how the techniques differ:
Subglandular (Over the Muscle):The implant is placed directly behind the breast tissue, but on top of the chest muscle.Faster recovery, but may have more visible implant edges in thin patients and a higher complication rate.
Submuscular (Under the Muscle):The implant goes underneath the chest muscle.Looks more natural on thin patients, but can move with muscle contraction.
Dual Plane (Half Under the Muscle, Half Over the Muscle):In this technique, the upper part of the implant is placed under the chest muscle, while the lower part of the implant sits under the breast tissue.Offers a smooth, natural contour, added tissue coverage, and often better results in patients with slight breast sagging.
Subfascial (Over the Muscle but Behind the Fascia):
The implant is placed under the thin connective tissue layer (fascia) that covers the chest muscle — not in the muscle, but over it.
Offers a fuller, augmented look, with no movement or animation deformity, and faster recovery than submuscular placement.
In short? Dual plane placement offers the best of both worlds — a natural look, lower risk of complications, and excellent shape. That’s likely why Kylie’s result looks so soft, perky, and seamless.
Kylie’s surgeon chose moderate profile implants, which are a great option for achieving volume without an overly projected or “done” look.
Let’s take a quick look at the different implant profile types offered by Allergan Natrelle:
At Austin-Weston, our board-certified plastic surgeons will guide you in choosing the right implant type, profile, volume, and surgical technique based on your anatomy and aesthetic goals.
The dual plane technique is one of the most commonly used methods for breast augmentation in the U.S., and for good reason — it delivers elegant, natural-looking results across a wide range of body types. It’s especially beneficial for patients who:
At Austin-Weston, we are proud to offer dual plane breast augmentation using Allergan Natrelle implants, including Kylie’s exact combination of 445cc moderate profile silicone implants, customized to fit your unique anatomy and goals.
Whether you’re curious about implant options, placement techniques, or want to find your perfect size and shape, our expert team is here to help.
At Austin-Weston, The Center for Cosmetic Surgery, every breast augmentation is customized to your unique goals. From Kylie-inspired looks to natural enhancements, we’ll help you choose the best approach — including Natrelle implants and the dual plane technique — for long-lasting, beautiful results.
Located in Reston, Virginia, we serve patients throughout Northern Virginia, Loudoun County, Fairfax, and the greater DC Metro area.
Schedule your consultation today and take the first step toward a breast augmentation.
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