Can I Have Micro Lipo to Create a Gap Between my Breasts and Make my Breasts Smaller?

Thank you for your question. Being 17 years old, you most likely have firm glandular breasts with not a lot of fat. Without an in person consultation and evaluation it is hard to give an exact answer. The shape of the breasts is defined mainly by the fat content. It is possible to reduce these areas with liposuction, but you might not go down by a cup size. See a board certified plastic surgeon (not your pediatrician or family practitioner) with extensive experience in all aspects of breast surgery for a consultation and examination. Good luck.

Breast reduction may be a better option for the problem that you are describing. Consider consultation with a Plastic Surgeon. All the best.

It is unlikely that at your age liposuction of this area of the breasts would make any difference. If you have concerns then consult a plastic surgeon for his opinion.  Most of this tissue is breast tissue and will not liposuction out.  You may however be a good candidate for a breast reduction, considering your age have your parents go with you to your consultation and help you make this important lifetime decision.  You do not have synmastia, this is a problem related to implants and not to naturally occurring breast tissue.  

It may be possible to refine the central chest. In some individuals they can have the appearance of a raised sternal region due to excessive fatty tissue. Best to be seen in person with parent permission.

I'm sorry to hear about the problems your breasts are causing you at your young age. Based on your description, you may be suffering physically and psychosocially from juvenile breast hypertrophy;  your breasts are relatively large for your frame.  Based on your good description, you may also be dealing with congenital “symmastia"  referring to the presence of tissue between the breasts,  so that there is no well-defined cleavage area.

 At some point,  you may benefit from breast reduction and/or liposuction surgery. It is not too early to learn about the procedures available as well as the potential risk/complications associated with these procedures.  You may find the attached link helpful as you do your “homework”.

 When the time is right, seek consultation with board-certified plastic surgeons who can demonstrate significant experience helping patients in your situation. Ask to see lots of examples of  their work and communicate your goals carefully.

 Best wishes.