I just learned about congenital symmastia and am wondering if I have a mild case of it. I do have cleavage, but not to the degree other women do. And while it's not much, there's definitely fleshiness in-between my breasts (most notably in the area underneath my fingers in the second picture). I also notice underwire bras never seem to fully cover all of my breast in the center. I'll admit I'm not interested in plastic surgery, just curious. Thank you for your time.
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The answer depends on where is the Lymphedema affecting your body. Usually, it affects the lower extremities, so Breast Augmentation procedure should be ok to be performed, however individual cases might vary and until the proper examination is done, nobody can confirm whether it is safe or not.
Scopolamine can cause dilation of the pupil and therefore blurred vision. The half life of scopolamine is about 10 hours so your disconcerting symptoms will hopefully be gone in a day - a couple at most. Best of luck in your recovery.
I would suggest a breast reduction to lift and reduce you to a size that best fits your frame. Going smaller will also help minimize more sagging. You are Grade 4 ptosis.
