What Surgery Will Bring My Breasts Closer Together?

  A breast augmentation carefully dissected with a periareolar lift can produce a dramatic change in your particular case.  Seek out the board certified plastic surgeon with the best credentials who has performed hundreds of these procedures.

First of all, you have good-looking breasts to start with.  Yes, implants will give you more fullness medially and more cleavage, which you want.  Remember that breasts naturally fall off to the sides without a bra because of the rounded shape of your chest.  But if they are correctly placed, the implants will not fall into your armpits.  Just the right amount of muscle release is needed medially to have you a very natural, rounded cleavage (in a bra) without overdoing it and making the breast look like buttocks (Symmastia).  The difference between surgeons is not usually the implants but the positioning of the pockets.  There are some examples on my website.

Thank you for the photos. Your breasts sit wide apart on your rib cage. From the photos I cannot appreciate if you have a prominent breast bone or your ribs tend to slope downward laterally. To achieve better cleavage, you can have an augmentation, but I'm afraid that going up to a C cup only, will not achieve your goal. One can do additional fat grafts to the cleavage area at the same time, prior or after the augmentation. Your nipple/areolar complexes are placed wide apart and you can expect further outward rotation especially if one wants to keep the implants more medial to enhance the cleavage. You need to see a board certified plastic surgeon for an in person consultation. A board certified plastic surgeon can apply and be accepted for membership in ASPS, but ASPS is not a certifying organization. Good luck.

Cleavage in some respects is limited by your overall anatomy.  Placing implants will improve it somewhat.

Thank you for the question and pictures.

You will most likely benefit from a modest breast augmentation. However, to know for sure, you will be best served by meeting with well experienced board-certified plastic surgeons. Communicate your goals clearly;  in my practice I prefer the use of goal pictures as opposed to a discussion of cup size. A “full C”  or “dainty”may mean different things to different people and can be a source of  miscommunication.

Best wishes.