Dent in cleavage on one breast. Is this common with implants? (Photo)

Thanks for your question! I'm not sure I can really see what you are referring to in these photos. I would suggest seeking out an in-person evaluation. Because you have textured silicone implants and it's been 7 years, it's not too early to consider replacement. Good luck!

The best way to determine the cause of your symptoms is to see a qualified plastic surgeon who has experience with breast augmentation and can examine you in person. They may also want to review the results of your mammogram to help diagnose the issue and determine the best course of action.

Thanks for your inquiry and pictures, without an exam it hard to advise. The dent may be edge of pectoralis that is more visible with breast volume loss. What did the mammogram show? Best you go get an in person consultation given that you have pain, best of luck.

The fact you have textured implants infers to me that your implants are over the muscle. The area you indicate would be the zone where the implant is not covered by muscle and is now exposed due to changes to your breasts from childbirth/breastfeeding. The easiest fix would fat grafting. Alternatively, if your implants are in fact over the muscle, you could remove and replace to under.

If you are noticing changes in shape and pain to your breasts I encourage you to visit your surgeon for an evaluation. It could be related to changes from pregnancy, but capsular contracture should be ruled out.