Do I have a uniboob? (Photo)

You are still very early in your recovery process so it is really too soon to judge your results. However, you do not have a uniboob. For now, be patient and kind to yourself as your body heals which can take anywhere from 3-6 months. Best, Dr. Nazarian

Thank you for your question.  It does not appear that you have symmastia or uniboob as it is more commonly referred.  Keep in mind that at only nine weeks post-op, you are not quite at what I would consider to be the time at which I tell my patients that they can assess their results.  Continue to follow the instructions of your surgeon moving forward.  If you want to increase the size of your breasts in the future, you should discuss this possibility with your operating surgeon.All the best,Dr. ResultsMiami, FL

Hi. Based on your pictures, you certainly do not appear to have a uniboob (synmastia).  It is not uncommon to have some tenting of the skin between the breasts, especially in certain positions such as leaning over, during the early post operative period.  All in all, you appear to have a nice result.  Typically it will feel more natural as time goes on.Good luck and take care,Dr. Howell

It is difficult with photographs to determine if one has symmastia if it is just to a very minor degree. It is also not unusual in the first two or three months following breast augmentation to have slight fullness from swelling which may decrease further with time. Share your concerns with your plastic surgeon who'll want to give you a good exam and can advise you if there is an issue or not along with the appropriate management if there is.

Hello there No I can't see symmastia there .Your shape will continue to evolve over 4-6 months so just relax and let your body heal .CheersTS

Thank you for your question and photographs.  Based on your pictures, all looks well, and it does not appear that you have synmastia.  Allow your results a few more months to fully heal and mature as it looks like you will have a very nice result.

Your breasts appear normal for an early breast augmentation, and you definitely do not have symmastia.  If you feel your breasts are too close together, (they look fine to me), and hi profile implant of the same size would have a smaller diameter, and would appear slightly further apart. 

Hi thereI do not think you have evidence of synmastia and your early result looks great!Have a review with your Plastic Surgeon and I am sure they will reassure youGood luck with your recovery

I do not see a Symmastia currently. Continue icing and return to your surgeon for reassurance. Your results look nice.best

Your breasts look great. A High profile implant would require more volume to achieve the same base dimension like another 75cc per implant. Think about what you asked for at your consult. Many  patients wish they'd gone larger after surgery.