Breast augmentation with wide set breasts (Photo)

Than you for your question and pictures. A breast augmentation is limited by your own anatomy i.e. the width of the breast and distance between the breast, and nipple position (laterally). When placing the implants in a dual plane, you can not release the muscle off of the sternum without risking symmastia. You can place the implants over the muscle, and give a little cleavage but that has risk as well i.e. implant show/rippling and higher risk of capsular contracture . You don't need a full lift but your breast are asymmetric, so a periarolar lift on your right might be needed for symmetry. I hope this helps. 

From your pictures, your breasts are slightly wide and this is a normal variation.  In cases like yourself I use a special technique to bring them closer together so it is not an issue.  From your pictures I think you are a good candidate for the procedure and recommend you use a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon.Best Regards,Dr Michael Gartner

You are the exact kind of patient that I wish to see everyday for breast augmentation. In my opinion you are the ideal candidate. You have adequate skin and soft tissue. You absolutely don't need a lift. You desire a moderate increase in size and you want to look natural. Your procedure can be done with a silicon implant or if you desire a smaller scar, with a saline implant. Because you have good soft tissues you will not see much difference between a saline or silicone implant. You should expect good results and be happy. The fact that your breast sit a bit far out is not a problem. This should improve with proper implant choice as far as implant profile and proper placement. You are welcome to ask additional questions it everything is not clear.