Are my implants too close together? Is there a massage I can do to help it soften and have a bigger space inbetween? (Photo)

I would see your plastic surgeon to get fitted for a garment that can help separate the breasts.  If this doesn't help you may need a revision.

The implants appear quite  close but photos out of the bra and an exam are needed to answer your question.Are the implants above or under the muscle is also an important piece of information to share. Typically the muscle prevents the implants from crossing the midline. If the implants cross the midline the condition is called synmastia. This will require a surgical correction.Have you addressed your concerns with your surgeon? If so and you did not get a satisfactory response seek out a board certified plastic surgeon to evaluate you and render an opinion.

Thanks for  your photos and question. However it is hard to make a judgment without examining you.Here are my suggestions.I would ask you surgeon if he has any suggestions;Wearing a "throng bra" may help.Trying to push them to the side and if your surgeon is ok, not wearing a bra for a while may help as well.If you continue to be concerned there are surgical options available.Best wishes,Dr. Sajjadian

It is hard to tell with you wearing the bra.  However, most women have the opposite concern. That is they don't want a wide gap between the implants.  It varies considerably from case to case, but for many women, their goal is to have the implants close together such as in your situation.  I would not recommend further surgery in your case.

implant malplacement and treatmentif this is still within 2 months,  consider massage,, no bra and wearing something between the breast to push then apart may helpsingulair. special straps  all may helpsurgery is the last step

It appears that your implants are close together in the midline although the bra may contribute to the appearance.  Massage will not correct this problem.  If you wish to improve the appearance you will most likely need surgery.  I recommend seeing a plastic surgeon to see if you're a good candidate for surgery.

Thank you for the question and picture. Your breasts do seem close to one another;  it is hard to tell whether this is exacerbated by the bathing suit top ( even though it is not a “push-up”). It is doubtful, that time or massage will help increase the space between the breasts. If, the positioning of the breast implants remains a concern, then it is likely that the best solution will be internal suture “repair” of the medial breast fold areas (capsulorraphy). Best wishes.

Thank you for the photo but it would be more helpful without a top.  That said your implants do appear to be encroaching on the midline and cannot be improved with message.  You may require surgery but obviously an exam is needed.Dr Corbin

Of course it is best that you discuss your concerns with your plastic surgeon.However your breast implants to look very close together.  Avoiding  wearing a bra may help and wearing a special "Thong" bra may help.Please understand that the natural history of breast implants is that the capsular pocket constricts and becomes smaller and the implants tend to spread with time.However if you are more than 3 months postoperatively it is unlikely that this problem will be corrected with time and you may need a surgical revision.  It is important to discuss this with your plastic surgeon and not rely on the Internet advice.

If this look is a result of surgery and was not present preoperatively, then it cannot be fixed. If it is a result of surgery then it can be corrected with another surgical procedure. Massage is of no benefit.