Fixing wide gap between breasts. Any suggestions? (photos)

Hello,Thank you  for your question and photos. A physical exam is required but it appears that you could benefit most from a breast lift. This would allow you to lift up and reposition sagging breast skin and areolas. This can be done with or without implants.I recommend that you book a consultation with a board certified Plastic Surgeon to discuss your goals and your options.All the best

I appreciate your concern, but it appears that breast lift with implants is your best option. This would address the shape,droop and lack of fullness of your breasts, and also correct your large nipple-areolar complexes. There are risks and issues with this approach, like scarring, so be sure to consult with a board certified plastic surgeon. Good luck!

Your photos are not as good as a consultation but overall I expect that a lift is the best thing for you.  Whether or not you want more volume is the answer to whether an augmentation is required.  The separation between your breasts is not easily changed and is more reflective of the shape of your rib cage and the position your breasts project from your chest.  A modest correction is available with fat grafting, something that I have been doing more and more of.  This can be done with just a breast lift or a lift and breast augmentation.  If you want to discuss your options more, I would be happy to see you in consultation.Dr Rodger ShorttOakville Plastic SurgeonAssistant Clinical Professor &Director of Cosmetic Surgery Training,McMaster UniversityStriving to be the top ranked and best plastic surgeon serving Oakville, Georgetown, Burlington, Milton, Hamilton, Toronto and the GTA.

The gap between your breasts will be much improved by a lift.  Implants alone will not be a good solution.

Adding implants and doing a lift may be able to improve your breasts, but the gap will not change.  Implants add volume to existing breasts, and a lift helps to lift and reshape the breast.  The gap is what is it is.  Trying to fake it by pushing implants closer together often makes the results worse