Why are my implants so far apart? It's been about 3 months, 304cc Gummy bear moderate+ under muscle. It's about 5cm gap (Photos)

The gap is most likely the result of inadequate release of the pectorals muscle medially.  If the surgery was performed through an incision on the front of the breast fold, it is a technical limitation of the approach and the surgeon.  

Thanks for the question. In my practice, after performing a BA I recommend to my patients to limit the movement of the arms for two weeks. After that, you can move your arms taking care and always with common sense. In this regard, it's not advisable to carry heavy weights to prevent the implant out of position, and allow the formation of the physiological capsule around the implant, also to avoid pain and breast swelling. Kind regards

Thank you for sharing your question and photographs and I am sorry that your current breast results have not been what you anticipated.  It is difficult without an in-person examination or a full series of before photographs to see what anatomic limitations you may have to narrow your breast gap - is it a muscular issue, is your breast bone naturally wide - so I would seek a second opinion as to the possible options at improvement.

Unfortunately your implants are far apart because your breasts are naturally far apart.  If you look at a lot of pre and post op implant photos you will see that some women have breasts that are naturally close, some average, or some like you are far apart. Your surgeon may be able to help some by waiting a few months for your tissues to stretch and adding a wider implant, but he cannot make you breasts closer. Your implants are presently directly correctly centered under your nipples. The good news is you have a very attractive, thin, athletic figure. Your breasts look great but you are not built for cleavage. Enjoy your great look. Good luck.

When implants are placed under the muscle, there is a limit to how close the implants can appear. Your sternum may also be naturally wider. That being said, it does appear that your implants could be closer. In addition, gummy bear implants do not move as naturally as smooth implants. This is by design - the capsule adheres to the implants to restrict motion and prevent rotation. It's important to know that when choosing implants. Also, revision augmentation with gummy bear implants (anatomically shaped implants) can be tricky. The pocket must be precise to prevent the implants from rotating, requires removal of the previous capsule, and often needs drains. Switching to round implants can solve a lot of these issues - softer implants, more mobility, no need to revise the capsule, and a quicker operation.