Will 100-130cc increase give me the look I want? (photos)

Your breast footprint is naturally wide.  There is no good way to decrease the space between your breasts in an aesthetically pleasing way, as far as I am concerned.  Larger implants will make your breasts larger, but the space between them will not improve very much.  Larger implants come with more complications.  See a BC PS in your area.Best,

Larger implants will get you more cleavage but will cause more issues long term. Implants were never invented to create cleavage in someone with your anatomy. I think the picture with clothes on looks great and you have a nice size implant. That being said big implants may make you more happy but with a trade off of consequences

Implants are designed to add volume to the breasts, not change the shape of the breasts.  The gap between your breasts is a function of the width of your chest bone.  If you tap on that area, you will find that it is basically a bone covered by a thin layer of skin.  Because of that, I tend to discourage patients from trying to do too much in that area.  Several bad things can happen.  First, the pockets could connect across your chest, a condition called symmastia.  This would require a second surgery to correct.  Second, because there is so little coverage over the implants in the cleavage area, any little ripple or wrinkle will be more noticeable here.  Finally, if the implants are centered too far towards the middle rather than behind the nipple, the nipples may point in opposite directions.  I have seen many patients come through my office over the years with problems from someone trying to surgically give them more cleavage.  As for issues regarding the right volume implants to use, this is something that should be discussed in person with a plastic surgeon who can examine you as well as discuss your goals.  It's not like putting bumpers on Chevrolets!  Each patient is an individual and must be treated as such. 

An in person consultation is required to make any formal recommendations.  Keep in mind the space between your breasts is partly determined by surgical technique and partly by your anatomy.  If you have a wide sternal bone (chest bone), no surgeon can decrease your inter-mammary distance (space between your breasts) because this distance is determined by the width of your chest bone.  Please followup with your PS to review your options for revision surgery. best wishes.

I might consider going 450 to 500 cc's just be be sure you achieve a size you desire. Always best to in person discuss this issue..

If you are looking for more fullness, more volume is reasonable. More cleavage might be possible with a wider implant. Best to be seen in person.

If you want more fullness, larger implants will help. However, they will probably not provide the kind of cleavage you seem to want. Your breasts are naturally more widely separated than you might like. However, the implants will be limited by the insertion of the chest muscles, which also are usually more widely separated along with the breasts, unless you switch to above the muscle implants, which has its own set of problems. A size increase with moderate+ implants will require using implants wider than your breast width, a set up for an unnatural appearance. Most or all of the added width will be to the sides, not where you want it.Although there are no before photos, this looks like a nice outcome to my eyes. Discuss carefully with your surgeon before proceeding. All the best. 

Your question seems to indicate that what you want is a larger cup size and a decrease in the distance between your breast. Each woman presents differently with regard to the position and location of the breasts on her chest. You have a natural gap between the breasts which will likely always exist unless you disrupt the connection or adherence of the skin and muscle to the chest bone which could result in disastrous results called synmastia. Your chest also has a round shape, which is not flat, and, therefore, will necessarily cause the breasts to diverge away from each other at an angle. The larger the implant, the more divergence will occur. Over releasing the breast along its inner pole will cause the nipples to displace even more to the outside because the implant is no longer centered properly behind the breast mound proper. It also appears, that you have a somewhat droopy breast with a position that is set slightly lower on your chest. I would suspect, based on your photographs, that since you appear to have a mild degree of a "double bubble" you had a certain degree of breast ptosis or drooping prior to your original procedure. A mastopexy would therefore help improve this appearance should you desire it. Please understand that an increase in implant volume will necessarily increase your cup size and if this is what you wanted, you would also want to match the diameter of the new implant to your breast width. However, this will likely increase your chance of looking top-heavy - which is not what it sounds like you want. I hope this helps and have a wonderful day. Dr. Kayser