I have congenital symmastia and I hate it, can it be fixed? (Photos)

The symmastia can be treated, but the size and drooping of your breasts will increase the risk of recurrence. You may want to consider a bilateral lift or reduction at the time. Seek a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon who can review your options and expected outcomes.

Some women naturally have breasts that are separated by larger gaps than others. You have what we would call congenital symmastia, but it is not a terrible care. This simply means that either your skin over top of your sternum is not quite as adherent as some patient's or that the breast tissue that you have overlaps the sternum slightly. I think it in your case the weight of her breasts may be pulling the skin and soft tissue up from the sternum slightly. Surgical treatment of this alone is likely to leave you unsatisfied. You are not significantly overweight, however I think a small amount of weight loss could improve the appearance of symmastia in you. It is also possible that a lift with a small reduction could improve the contour. An in person consultation would be required to give a better recommendation

Thank you for your question. An operation that induces adhesion and tissue suction on the cleavage to deepen the bone will be required. However, it can be improved to some extent, but it is difficult to expect a very dramatic effect.