Symmastia with pectus excavatum? (photo)

You have a great result. The breasts are close together but they look very good. Your surgeon did a nice job!  You don't have synmastia but you do have the cleavage that most women desire. 

Don't worry! It does not look as though you have Symmastia.  And for having a chest deformity, your are looking symmetrical, which in some cases is difficult to achieve.  Everything looks great for three weeks post op. All the best to you! 

You have definition between the two breasts which means you do not technically have symmastia. Pectus usually results in a deep cleavage and this is emphasized by large implant choice. Your breasts will soften and change dramatically in the next six months so I would not be too concerned with how things look now. I think you will have a great result. Good luck. 

Thanks for your pictures. Your breast augmentation looks very good!. You do not suffer from symmastia.  Your breast is just very close together but definitely distinct and separate.

Based on your pictures, I do not see evidence of symmastia. It appears that you have deeper cleavage than most patients due to the pectus excavatum condition and the large size of the implants.  If the cleavage were to become elevated and less defined it would be more concerning.  There are surgical garments designed to support the cleavage area and gently resist the medial pressure of the implants that can occur with certain bras.  You might feel better with some additional support in that area. Discuss your concerns with your surgeon.  

You certainly have cleavage now. I do not see any signs of symmastia at this time, but your implants are closer than the average patient. This is probably just a fact of your breast bases being close together pre op. Discuss with your surgeon for reassurance.

Thanks for your question.Based on your photo it does not appear as though you have symmastia. Your pectus does allow for a deep cleavage appearance. Over the next six to nine months the implants will settle in and softness, shape and form will improve nicely.

You do not look to have symmastia and it sounds like you have had a good result. Your PS can reassure you but I cannot see any signs at the moment.

Does not appears a any form of symmastia. In fact the result appears quite good in my over the internet opinion... 

Dear amrich,At three weeks post augmentation you are still very swollen and your skin is tight. It will take at least another 3-4 weeks before your skin relaxes to accommodate the implants and for the tension across your cleavage to lessen.At this point, it looks like you are on your way to a pretty result. Return to your surgeon to be re-assured. Enjoy and be patient.