Do I have symmastia? (Photo)

Thank you for your question. A large portion of my practice is dedicated to breast revision surgery, and I have been in practice almost 30 years. You do have mild symmastia which would be a fairly straightforward fix. The other thing I noticed is that your breast looks somewhat ovoid and has too much breast tissue in the lower pole. I believe you would benefit from symmastia repair as well as revising your mastopexy and removing inferior pole breast tissue. You should be able to have beautiful breasts even in a bra. Best wishes to you.

Although your implants don't cross the midline, they get close enough to lift the pre-sternal skin, blunting the intermammary gap. If you don't like it, you'll need a surgery to resize your implant pockets so that they don't drift so close to the midline and the armpit too. This can be done by two different methods: either by closure of the pocket capsule at the medial and lateral boundaries, or by creating a new pocket but keeping the implant subpectoral. If your implants are over the muscle, then you should have them replaced into the subpectoral position.