How can I have the dent in my cleavage corrected? (Photo)

It looks like a pocket issue but would need to examine you in person to know for sure.  Either see your PS or another BC PS in your area.

Thank you for the pictures. I agree with the other experts that the easiest solution be fat grafting to the deformity. This may take more than one operation to get the correction that's needed. 

I offer repair of this issues via fat grating techniques of Dr Sydney Coleman. The micro droplet technique could offer a better appearance... 

It looks like a pocket issue with the implant.  Some of the answers using fat to camouflage it maybe a solution, but an exam in person is essential. A pocket revision possibly using Strattice may be necessary to eliminate that problem. Good luck.

Thanks for your question and photo. For a  proper answer in in person exam would be helpful as photos alone are not sufficient to understand what the problem is. Depending on the cause, the solutions may vary.  Probably the simplest would be fat grafting into the area of indentation.  Otherwise, alteration of the pocket, change of implant to a stiffer form stable implant, and/or adding an acellular dermal matrix (Strattice) to adjust the pocket are among the possibilities, all of which are rather more complex. Discuss with your surgeon, or second opinion. All the best. 

I routinely perform fat transfer in combination with breast implants either at the same time or at two separate procedures. Fat transfer is very likely to fix the problem with minimal risk, and does not preclude some of these more complicated procedures mentioned if for some reason fat transfer did not completely resolve your concerns. Fat transfer can even be done under local anesthesia and should be much more economically with a much lower risk of complications than open procedures with mesh or some other material. Fat transfer can also be used at the same time to improve thassymetry between your two breasts.

Thank you for the question and pictures. It is very difficult to give you precise advice based on the photographs.  What would be necessary to improve the “dent” will depend on exactly what the cause of the  contour irregularity is. For some patients, adjustment of the breast implant  capsules is necessary. For others, the use of acellular dermal matrix may be helpful. This is especially true if the contour irregularity is caused by the breast implant itself. I hope this, and the attached link, helps.

It looks like a wisp of pectoralis muscle is still attached to the sternum there. This could have been released at the time of surgery but scarred back in place. Only your surgeon would know that answer. Regardless, you will likely need to have the implant removed, pocket modified, and then the implant replaced, IF it bothers you enough to go through another surgery. Weigh your options with your surgeon. I'm sure s/he will be willing to help you. Hope me that helps!CDK

Sorry to hear about your problem.  It's a little hard to tell what's going on just with the photos, but it seems like you would need to either have the internal pocket revised (which is a major surgery) or have some fat grafting done in the indented area (minor surgery).  

A good examination is necessary to fully answer the question. Sometimes when some firming of the capsule around an implant occurs, irregularities like this can occur. Whether some medication to loosen the capsule may help, vs putting a graft over the "dent" to cover it may also work.  I would recommend you check with your surgeon and they can give you advice based on an examination.