Symmastia Repair

If the after is the 3rd picture on the right that seems to be a good result

It seems that you already had breasts that were close together, that you already had quite a bit of breast tissue of your own, that your chest is not very wide and that you have implants that I consider too large for your frame and tissues. The larger the implant, the bigger one has to make the pocket to accommodate it and it is already going to the sides. A moderate profile has a larger diameter with less projection, a high profile has a smaller diameter and an ultra-high profile the smaller diameter and bigger projection. You already have had a failed revision and the placement of the large implants I am sure did not help any. You could have another revision with replacement of the implants with smaller ones of the ultra-high profile or better yet, just have the implants removed with closure of the pockets and later reinsertion a few months later. This is just my idea and another plastic surgeon may differ with me. It is ok. Discuss all this with your plastic surgeon.

Stacy,

I don't often answer the questions here, but when I see a need to comment, I do. I don't know what your surgeon is saying, but, you do not have synmastia and your breasts look great in my humble opinion. Are they close to the midline? Yes. But, there is a clear delineation between each breast, that is even more apparent now then it was pre surgery. Not sure what you're looking for. I would call it great cleavage!

Very frankly, I do not see why you had the surgery at all. You must have insisted on a larger size. I suppose (if at all) you should have an exchange with smaller but high profile one.