Breast Implant Never Dropped? (photo)

Implants may take several months to settle. At 10 months, however, this process should be complete. The odds favor capsular contracture is the source of the problem.

                       Capsulectomy or pocket revision may be appropriate based upon exam findings.  The cost will probably be similar to the first or possibly less.  Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of breast augmentations and breast augmentation revisions each year.  Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results.  Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA

I know it takes a lot of courage to post photos of your chest online. However, with the photos that you have shared it is difficult to determine if your implants are poorly positioned or if the position of your Nipples and Areolae are asymmetric. If you can't seem to get a straight answer from your plastic surgeon, you can look at your breasts while topless in the mirror. If there is more fullness at the upper portion of your left breast compared to the right breast relative to you clavicles (collar bones), then the issue is your implant pocket. The lower pole and muscle on the left wasn't released enough. If the fullness at the top of the breasts are symmetric/equal relative to the clavicles, then your nipple and areolae positions were most likely asymmetric prior to your surgery. Hope this helps. Thank you for sharing your photos and concerns. Best wishes.