1. HOME
  2. /
  3. Q&A
  4. /
  5. BREAST IMPLANTS QUESTIONS
  6. /
  7. ARE MY IMPLANTS TOO FAR APART?

Are my implants too far apart?

March 15, 2018
Asked By:dayleeg

Had surgery 6 days ago and I hate the space between my implants. I feel like it over dramatizes the space I had before my implants. Does this look terrible? Will it get better when I drop and fluff? I’m devestated

Answers (1)

From board-certified doctors and trusted medical professionals
MOST RECENT
September 12, 2018

Answer: 6 days post surgery with wide cleavage

Sergio Pasquale Maggi, MD, FACSBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon
(173)
Visit Profile
MOST RECENT
September 12, 2018

Answer: 6 days post surgery with wide cleavage

Sergio Pasquale Maggi, MD, FACSBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon
(173)
Visit Profile

Recommended reading

Breast Implants

Everything you need to know about Breast Implants

  • 95% worth it
  • 8.3k reviews
  • Avg cost: $6,916
Learn More
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT

Browse related questions

What is the equivalence in CC for saline vs silicone?
Tim Sayed, MD, MBA, FACS says:

While cc's measure volume and therefore the same number of cc's of a saline or silicone implant will displace the same volume if you put them in a bath of water (Archimedes principle), the projection and apparent size of a silicone implant usually is a bit SMALLER in my experience than the same...

Read 5 Doctor Answers
Had 250cc implants placed, I see minor rippling. What can be done to blend/fix right implant and asymmetry? (photos)
David A. Sieber, MD, FACS says:

Its difficult to tell what might be going on in the photos you posted. It sounds like you might have formed a capsule on one side. This is something that could be diagnosed during an examination. Rippling happens for a few different reasons: saline ripples more than silicone, above the muscle ...

Read 8 Doctor Answers
Breast Implants with my Pectus Carinatum deformity. Will I get a nice cleavage? Is it true the implants will drift to the sides?
Barry L. Eppley, MD, DMD says:

Many women that undergo breast augmentation surgery can not achieve the cleavage they desire. This is dependent on their anatomy and having a chest wall deformity could certainly be a contributing factor to not achieving as much medialization of the implants as desired. But this should not...

Read 9 Doctor Answers
Popular topics
5 ft 4 in to 5 ft 7 in110-129 lbs5 ft 0 in to 5 ft 3 in450-499cc130-149 lbs

Recommended reading

Breast Implants

Everything you need to know about Breast Implants

  • 95% worth it
  • 8.3k reviews
  • Avg cost: $6,916
Learn More
ADVERTISEMENT

Our mission is to create a world where every investment in modern beauty is Worth It.