Tenting in cleavage, 5’5”, 115lbs. Will this resolve with time? (Photo)

In a nutshell, anytime patients opted for using excessively large implants the chance of having undesirable side effects, complications and need for revision surgery will go up.
Going from 350 500 probably most likely contributed to a problematic outcome.
Haven’t had six previous procedures your situation is now highly complex, and the chance of having a high-quality long-term outcome is much lower.
I don’t think it’s possible to even begin to make an assessment based on your history.
I suggest you rely exclusively on in person second opinion consultations.
For second opinion, consultations come prepared.
This means having copies of all before, and after pictures for each of your previous procedures and copies of all of your operative reports.
If you’ve had six operations, then we need to see six sets of before and after pictures and have access to six operative reports.
If you’ve had more than one provider, then start requesting medical records from each of your previous surgeons.
I apologize if my response is blunt and lacks in optimism.
If someone told me that had five previous breast surgeries and we’re going to switch from 350 to 500 cc implants, I would say you’re going to have problems.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD