My breasts seem very far apart, does massaging help move them closer together?

Typically, early in the post-operative period, implants can be displaced secondary to swelling and pressure from the overlying soft tissue.  What you're describing sounds entirely normal but certainly it's worth a call to your plastic surgeon for piece of mind and reassurance.

Two days is very early to determine the result of your breast augmentation. Some of the tissues need to stretch and some swelling will resolve. I would advise patience above all. I would listen to your plastic surgeon regarding implant displacement exercises. We all have different biases and ask our patients to follow our protocols. Rely on their postoperative care as much as you relied on their surgical skills. Good luck.

Thank you for sharing your question and congratulations on your breast augmentation. Initially the swelling from surgery present in your breast skin, tissue, and muscle will cause your implants to appear high, flat, and wide.  As this swelling resolves you will see a rounding out of the lower portion of your breasts creating a more natural appearance.  Additionally as the swelling resolves your discomfort should also improve.  The distance between your breasts is dictated not only by your inherent skeletal anatomy but also based on your surgeon's pocket dissection.  I would try and remain patient and allow at least 6 months to pass before assessing your final, long-term results.  Hope this helps.