Does it look like I have symmastia? (photo)

No you do not have Symmastia. As the other plastic surgeons mentioned, Symmastia is when the two breast pockets become "one" and create a sort of "Uni-boob" look. You just have a very nice cleavage!

If you recently underwent breast augmentation surgery, you are most likely experiencing swelling between the two breasts. This will improve with time and #swelling will subside. Your #healing will continue for 2-3 months following your #breast procedure. There may be some swelling, bruising, malposition, color differences. Sensation will be abnormal and scars will also be changing.But, it can be up to one year see your final result. Additionally, your surgeon may require you to move or massage the implants within the breast pockets during the #postoperative period. (#Textured implants do not require breast massage.). This you will be more informed about during your post operative follow-up appointment. In the meantime, you must have patience, but if there are any causes of concern, ask questions of your plastic surgeon or their nursing staff.  

Judging from your photos, it does not appear that you have symmastia since your breasts are still somewhat isolated from each other with cleavage (even though the space of your cleavage is small). However, you should discuss your concern with your surgeon, as they may be able to recommend something that could help increase the space between your breasts.

Thanks for the photos.  If you can not push one implant clearly to the opposite side then you do not have symmastia.  Your result appear to be good.

Dr. ES

Hi, it doesn't look like symmastia which is where the integrity of the two SEPARATE breast pockets is breached in the midline forming a communication between left and right! Yours just look very close together.