My breasts were sagging and I was a 34 B so decided to have surgery. It's been 2 weeks since I had Breast Lift and Augmentation (255 cc) combined with an abdominoplasty. Right now, my breasts are high and tight, but what worries me the most is that they are too spaced apart. Will they drop and come closer together when the swelling subsides, as I would like a nice cleavage.
Answer: It all depends on your anatomy Some of what you can expect as your final result wil depend on what you looked like before your procedure. Some women have breasts that are quite far apart, and there is simply no way to bring them as close together as we would like without using a very large implant (even in those cases, it will not always give us the look we want).
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Answer: It all depends on your anatomy Some of what you can expect as your final result wil depend on what you looked like before your procedure. Some women have breasts that are quite far apart, and there is simply no way to bring them as close together as we would like without using a very large implant (even in those cases, it will not always give us the look we want).
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Answer: Breast position after breast lift with augmentation
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May 13, 2010
Answer: Breasts too far apart after a breast lift with implant
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January 13, 2010
Answer: Breast Implant position Your implants will most likely drop if they are smooth walled. However, they will not get closer together. Your cleavage is your cleavage and it is very difficult to narrow that region.
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January 13, 2010
Answer: Breast Implant position Your implants will most likely drop if they are smooth walled. However, they will not get closer together. Your cleavage is your cleavage and it is very difficult to narrow that region.
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April 4, 2009
Answer: No The space between the breasts is defined by your anatomy. During breast augmentation the tissue is dissected to that boarder. So if there is significant space between them, and since the breast size isn't that large you'll have to find a bra that creates the cleavage.
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April 4, 2009
Answer: No The space between the breasts is defined by your anatomy. During breast augmentation the tissue is dissected to that boarder. So if there is significant space between them, and since the breast size isn't that large you'll have to find a bra that creates the cleavage.
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