Is There Any Way to Get my Breasts Closer Together Without Going Back Under the Knife?

For optimal breast aesthetics we like to have the line between the notch above the breast bone and the nipples and another between the nipples themselves form an equilateral triangle. Then we want the breast tissue and implants centered under the nipples. In your case the internipple distance (base of the triangle) is slightly longer than the other 2 sides of the triangle but the nipples still point straight forward. When the base of the triangle becomes very long the nipples point out to the sides. Your implants look centered under the nipples horizontally and the 2 sides are close to symmetric but the implants are just a bit high of center in the vertical dimension. This will likely settle down with time and gravity.

Breast implants cannot create cleavage if it did not exist prior to their placement. Since you were an AA cup you did not have cleavage before surgery and so cannot get it afterward. The base of the triangle could have been decreased at the time of surgery by medial crescent mastopexies to give the illusion that the implants are closer together. This however would have given you some additional skin scarring. Your current result is about as good as could be expected given what you started with. The final result is dependent on the amount of natural breast tissue vs. implant material and how well the natural tissue covers the implant among other factors. Since you are early after surgery the implant position is still shiftable so the best thing you could do is wear a bra most of the time. This will help with what you see as outward shifting of the implants while sleeping.

My response to your question/post does not represent formal medical advice or constitute a doctor patient relationship. You need to consult with i.e. personally see a board certified plastic surgeon in order to receive a formal evaluation and develop a doctor patient relationship.

Thank
you for the question. You are still too early in
the post operation recovery stage. It usually takes about 8-12
weeks for the wounds to heal and around 4-6 months for the implants to fully
settle. It would be best to visit your
board-certified plastic surgeon and get a full assessment if you are unhappy with the results after 6 months. Best of luck. Dr. Michael Omidi.









An
in-person exam with a board-certified plastic surgeon is the best way to assess
your needs and provide true medical advice.