My cleavage area is lifted. When will it go away? (Photo)

Thank you for your question and photographs.  I see the swelling and lifting of the cleavage area over your breast bone that you are referring to.  With the amount of surgery that is required during a breast augmentation the overlying tissues do become quite swollen which can temporarily result in this appearance. The swelling normally starts to diminish at about the third day and should steadily improve over the next few weeks.  

Having
swelling within your cleavage after a breast augmentation is very common. The
swelling should start to subside within 2-4 weeks. You could apply some compression in that area
to help with the swelling such as a rolled up washcloth or a gauze roll. If the
swelling does not resolve, you should follow up with your surgeon.



Best
regards,

Hello lathiel. Thanks for your post and photos. The "lifting" is visible and most likely it is due to swelling. This means it will resolve or get better as your continue to heal. Best, Dr. ALDO.