I don't feel comfortable putting out pictures of my breast on the internet so I'll try my best to explain. I have never had a gap between my breast (they kind of look like the "telophase"stage in mitosis). It is like they are webbed or something. I don't think this is common considering the fact that most women have a prominent gap between their breasts, so does anyone know what this might be?
Answer: Synmastia There is an entity called "congenital synmastia"which gives the appearance of the breasts being connected in the middle. If this is due to an implant this would be a completely different cure than if you've always had it like you said. I recommend you be examined by board-certified plastic surgeon in your area to discuss options for treatment. Good luck.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Synmastia There is an entity called "congenital synmastia"which gives the appearance of the breasts being connected in the middle. If this is due to an implant this would be a completely different cure than if you've always had it like you said. I recommend you be examined by board-certified plastic surgeon in your area to discuss options for treatment. Good luck.
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Answer: Webbed Breasts? Thank you for your question and I can understand your reluctance in sharing photographs. You may have a case of congenital synmastia where there has never been breast separation, or you may have breasts heavy enough that the skin between them has been pulled preventing a cleavage plane. As there is a wide variation in the size and appearance of women's breasts any surgical procedure recommendation will depend on what a physical exam shows. See an ASPS board certified plastic surgeon in consultation to discuss the best treatment option to help attain your desired outcome.
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Answer: Webbed Breasts? Thank you for your question and I can understand your reluctance in sharing photographs. You may have a case of congenital synmastia where there has never been breast separation, or you may have breasts heavy enough that the skin between them has been pulled preventing a cleavage plane. As there is a wide variation in the size and appearance of women's breasts any surgical procedure recommendation will depend on what a physical exam shows. See an ASPS board certified plastic surgeon in consultation to discuss the best treatment option to help attain your desired outcome.
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March 21, 2016
Answer: Symmastia Thank you for your question, and I'm sorry that this appearance is so bothersome to you. Yes, plastic surgeons will encounter this on occasion. There may be a procedure to help you correct this, and would likely involve the addition of a breast implant to provide more projection. An in-person consultation is really the next step. Best wishes.
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Answer: Symmastia Thank you for your question, and I'm sorry that this appearance is so bothersome to you. Yes, plastic surgeons will encounter this on occasion. There may be a procedure to help you correct this, and would likely involve the addition of a breast implant to provide more projection. An in-person consultation is really the next step. Best wishes.
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March 20, 2016
Answer: No gap after breast augmentation Assuming you have already had a breast augmentation, what you are describing is a condition known as symmastia. In this condition the breasts touch each other in the midline and as you described there is no discernable space between your implants. This diagnosis can only be made in person on physical exam. I suggest you talk to your plastic surgeon and be seen by him or her to evaluate you. The problem can be surgically corrected. If you have not already had breast augmentation then this may be a congenital condition will will require reconstruction to improve.Best wishes
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Answer: No gap after breast augmentation Assuming you have already had a breast augmentation, what you are describing is a condition known as symmastia. In this condition the breasts touch each other in the midline and as you described there is no discernable space between your implants. This diagnosis can only be made in person on physical exam. I suggest you talk to your plastic surgeon and be seen by him or her to evaluate you. The problem can be surgically corrected. If you have not already had breast augmentation then this may be a congenital condition will will require reconstruction to improve.Best wishes
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March 20, 2016
Answer: Synmastia Hello,Thank you for your question. It sounds as though you are describing synmastia which can be a complication after Breast Augmentation, however in rare cases the breasts can develop this way naturally. I recommend that you meet with a board certified Plastic Surgeon in person to discuss your concerns and talk about options to change what you do not like.All the best
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Answer: Synmastia Hello,Thank you for your question. It sounds as though you are describing synmastia which can be a complication after Breast Augmentation, however in rare cases the breasts can develop this way naturally. I recommend that you meet with a board certified Plastic Surgeon in person to discuss your concerns and talk about options to change what you do not like.All the best
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