Will the gap between my breast after breast augmentation reduce after swelling? (photo)

At three days
post op, you still have significant swelling.  Over the next few weeks the swelling resolve and you will have a better
idea of what your final result will look like.  I recommend giving your body more time to recover and to let your
breasts settle around your implants.  If
later on down the road you are still unhappy with your cleavage, perhaps a
revision could be done or your implants exchanged.  Be sure to follow your plastic surgeon’s post
operative instructions carefully as they are designed to help minimize recovery
time and help you achieve an optimal result.Be well and
good luck!@norrisplastic

Congratulations on your surgery.  Swelling is usually at its greatest, days three to five after surgery and then it can take several months for your implants to settle before you see the final result.  Breast implants must be placed in a balanced manner under the nipple position, not more outwards or more inwards.  I advise my patients that the "gap" following breast implants will depend on the chest wall shape and nipple position existing prior to surgery.  In your situation, a tighter cleavage would only be possible if larger or wider implants were inserted.  This may, however, not be appropriate for your general breast breast base width.  It is very early days but if you have serious concerns you should discuss these with your surgeon.