Flat spots under breast implants: will they fill in as my implants drop? (Photo)

My feeling is similar to that of Dr. Seckel. The crease appears to be reinforced,and usually when we do something like that, the rather sharply defined ( and often over done) crease relaxes over time, often within six weeks; irregularities smooth out, and the implants drop. However careful follow up with your plastic surgeon would be time well invested. You should keep in mind this is a little like watching grass grow. Change is imperceptible on a day by day basis, but is often quite dramatic if you review serial photos.Maybe posting another set for  both other patients and for followup to the doctors who have contributed would be of value.Again, if things don't settle satisfactorily over several months, your plastic surgeon will be of the most help. Be patient.

The flat spots appear to be caused by your surgeons attempt to preserve your inframammary crease and prevent bottoming out.My guess is that over the next 3 months the implant will drop and fill out the medial portion of your breast and that the area of the looks flatten out will become rounded.  If it does not a simple revision is possible.

Thank you for your pictures. That is an odd area beneath your breast. Hopefully within the next 2 1/2 months the way to the implants will help stretch that out. I also recommend massaging that area to soften and loosen the tissue.