Implants are Far Apart - Can They Be Moved Toward Center?

Unfortunately, it’s impossible to move implants in an inward
direction without surgery. This type of maneuver would require expansion of the
medial breast pockets.This would
require surgical intervention. Even if
your implants could be moved in an inward direction, it’s not necessarily in
your best interest.It’s important to
note that implants need to be centered beneath the nipple areola
complexes.In many cases, the areolas
are laterally positioned.If the
implants are moved in an inward direction, the areolas will literally sit on
the sides of the breasts.For
this reason, you should discuss this issue with your plastic surgeon.Your surgeon should be able to give you
insight into your current situation.

No, without another surgery, you won't be able to do much to move the implants closer together.  Please keep in mind that you are only 5 weeks out and that the implants most likely still need to settle into the pockets, etc. and so the size and shape may change.  There are limitations to what surgeon's can do in the operating room and without a photo or examining you, it's difficult to say what would need to be performed.  I have helped many patients with improvement of implant placement on their chest wall - it all depends on the examination.  Give yourself time to heal and see how things turn out.

If your implants are under the muscle, then it is the attachment of the muscle along the breast bone that limits how close they can come in. Although the muscle can be partially released in order to expand the pocket in that direction, if it is overdone then you get a symmastia. This also apples to implants above the muscle. Other factors include implant diameter and size. A push-up/in bra may help a bit early on.