Concerned my symmastia repair has failed. Any suggestions? (photos)

Good afternoon!Synmastia repair is the single most difficult condition to fix in all of breast implant surgery, so it is absolutely critical that you choose an experienced revision surgeon who can show you many examples of their own work. There are many surgeons who will finish their entire career without ever having repaired a synmastia case, so make sure you ask the right questions and make the right choice.I do lots of these, and I am happy to take care of you if you wish. I often repair more than one case a week. I have attached a link to my Synmastia Repair / Breast Augmentation Revision photo gallery for your review- hope it helps!

No, your photograph does not demonstrate symmastia. Your description however is consistent with some skin "tenting". This phenomenon is very commonly seen after correction of symmastia.

Generally speaking, patients undergoing correction of symmastia ( medial malposition of breast implants) should understand that despite efforts some elevation of the skin overlying the sternal area (skin tenting) will persist. Efforts to suture the skin overlying the sternum back to the sternum can be dangerous and lead to aesthetically unfavorable outcomes.

Based on your photograph, I am not sure that additional surgery, including the use of any sort of "internal bra" will be helpful. Please make sure that you do not proceed with surgery only to end up with an outcome similar or worse than what you have already achieved. You may find the attached link, dedicated to symmastia corrective surgery concerns, helpful to you as you learn more. Best wishes.

From what you showed, there does not seem to be a problem. An in person evaluation may be better than pictures.