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Q: Symmastia on one side?

asked by: fromcolorado on February 2nd, 2009

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Hello I got my BA about 3 months ago.My breasts are very close together not touching though. Seems as though my left implant is not under the muscle and is moving closer to the sternum. Yet the right implant is fine. I also have tenting when I wear push up bras. Is it possbile to have symmastia only on one side. Will this get worse? I am going to see my PS tommorrow and I dont know how to address the situation, he is the type to shove you off.... What do I do??

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MandMs

replied on February 5th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

Symmastia occurs when the both implants touch one another in the center of the chest in front of the breast bone.
Your PS will give you the true answer.

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