Implants High at 4 Months Post Op, Will They Eventually Drop?

The arm elevation from your pictures prevents me from getting an accurate determination of your true breast shape.  In your pictures your breast seem overly full in the upper pole with a tight lower fold.  It would also be nice to see a preoperative photo to know what you looked like before the augmentation.  You may change a little over the next few months, and there is no harm in waiting to see. If nothing improves, you will require another surgery to correct.  Your options include lowering the folds, using a smaller implant and/or a lower profile.  You should continue to follow up with your surgeon to discuss the options for revision if nothing improves over time.

I agree with most of the posts.  At 4 months, if you have not seen much change, it is highly unlikely that you will.  A capsulotomy and lowering of the implants should resolve most of your issues. Be sure to discuss this with your surgeon on your follow up visit.  If the capsule around your implants has contracted, you may need capsulectomy and exchange.  Good luck!

It is uncommon to see much more change after 3 months, but it is possible. You should discuss with your plastic surgeon who can offer advice about using a smaller implant or lowering the breast crease. I would suggest first waiting a few more months to see if anything improves.