Are my implants too far apart when I lay down? (photos)

I am sorry to hear about your concerns after breast surgery. Although it is difficult to give you precise device without direct examination, some general thoughts in regards to your question may be helpful to you.

 If breast implants are shifting to the side too much ( in the upright or supine position),  the use of internal sutures to close off the breast implant pocket ( lateral capsulorrhaphy)  may be very helpful. This procedure serves to prevent the breast implants from moving to the sides, especially when the patient is lying down. Subsequently, the patient will have an improved “cleavage area”, which decreased  space between the breasts.  Also, if the nipple/areola complexes are off centered because of the breast implant displacement, “repair” of the breast implant pockets will help to better center the nipple/areola complexes.  Barring significant changes in weight and/or pregnancies,  capsulorraphy techniques can be long-lasting if not permanent.

 I hope this, and the attached link, help.

Thank you for sharing your question and photograph.  Without the benefit of a before picture it is difficult to offer definite advice but it appears that you had wide-set breasts to begin with, and I do not see excessive lateral implant malposition.  This, however, is best confirmed with an in-person examination.  I would recommend seeing your surgeon and explaining to them your concerns.  They can best answer your question based on your specific procedure.

Natural breasts move to the sides when laying down. Cleavage and space inbetween depends upon your pre op anatomy.Close follow up with your plastic surgeon is recommended during the healing and setting process.