Many breast augmentations performed use the dual plane method, in which the muscle is cut at the bottom, then reaches up to the top of the breast to cover the implant. This technique has some considerable disadvantages. This can include an unnatural-looking appearance, implants that move around too much, and implants that widely separate. Dr. Maercks’s innovative Cold Subfascial Breast Augmentation technique avoids all of this by inserting the implant within the fascia, a thin layer of strong tissue within the breast. His method utilizes the fascia to provide extra support and allows for optimal customization. Another advantage of Cold Subfascial Breast Augmentation is that it leaves the breasts without scars, as the entire procedure can be performed through a small incision in the armpit.