My breasts are naturally really close together and they feel webbed toward the bottom. I have NO cleavage! Do I have congenital symmastia? Is there a way to create more space between my breasts and is breast augmentation still possible?
January 19, 2019
Answer: Symmastia is likely Looks like symmastia. Breast augmentation will make it more pronounced. Your breast are beautiful and symmetrical with good size. If the symmastia is a great concern, the i would not have breast augmentation.
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January 19, 2019
Answer: Symmastia is likely Looks like symmastia. Breast augmentation will make it more pronounced. Your breast are beautiful and symmetrical with good size. If the symmastia is a great concern, the i would not have breast augmentation.
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October 3, 2011
Answer: It appears that you do.
From your pictures, it does look like you have synmastia. I agree that your best and easiest first-line option would be judicious liposuction in the area of your cleavage followed by prolonged compression to get the area to scar down nicely and create space between the breasts over your sternum. After that, if you want a breast augmentation, you can probably safely attempt it, knowing that that area must not be disturbed during augmentation surgery. If it is disturbed you could recreate the synmastia.
Good luck,
Dr. Shah
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October 3, 2011
Answer: It appears that you do.
From your pictures, it does look like you have synmastia. I agree that your best and easiest first-line option would be judicious liposuction in the area of your cleavage followed by prolonged compression to get the area to scar down nicely and create space between the breasts over your sternum. After that, if you want a breast augmentation, you can probably safely attempt it, knowing that that area must not be disturbed during augmentation surgery. If it is disturbed you could recreate the synmastia.
Good luck,
Dr. Shah
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