Will my breast implants look bigger once they drop?

Congratulations on having undergone the breast augmentation procedure.  No one will be able to predict exactly what cup size you will wear or whether the breast will look slightly smaller or slightly larger in the longer term. Variables involved include the presence of swelling currently and the disputed phenomenon called “dropping and fluffing” that occurs after several weeks. In my practice, I have seen this phenomenon occur; the breasts appear larger as the implants "settle". 
It may be helpful to you to know that many patients, shortly after breast augmentation surgery is performed, feel their breasts are “too small” or “too big”, only to be very pleased with the longer-term outcome of the procedure performed.
 At this point, I would suggest continued patience and continued follow-up with your plastic surgeon.  Stay emotionally even keeled during the process of physical and psychological “adaptation” to the new body image that occurs for any patient undergoing body contouring surgery.
Best wishes; hopefully you will be very pleased with the longer-term outcome of the procedure performed.

Its still early in your recovery period. Youre definitely still going to see changes over the next several months as the swelling decreased. Typically the upper pole volume decreased while the lower pole volume increased. Unfortunately projection will not increase overtime. Given how early you are in recovery, I would let things settle and see how you like the result. Its very likely that once you feel more comfortable and can wear the clothing you enjoy and move around more freely that you'll appreciate your result more. In addition you may be comforted to know that it would always be an option to increase the size of the implant at a later date. 
Best wishes,
Dr. Jan

Hi there and thanks for your question! You have another few weeks to months before you are going to see your full results and size.  If your implants are under the muscle, as your swelling goes down and your pectoralis muscle relaxes, the implants will drop and fill out the bottom pole of your breast to give a much nicer shape and projection.  If your implants are above the muscle (sub-glandular), it will still take time for your new breasts to take shape.  I recommend regular follow up with  your surgeon to ensure adequate healing. Best of luck and hope this helps!