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Significant Asymmetry After Breast Augmentation? (photo)

I had breast augmentation 22 days ago. I am so sad that one breast is significantly lower than the other. It is also bigger. Nipples are uneven. Will it be even out after time?How long should I expect it to happen? As shown in the pic, its about 0.5inch different between two breasts! I was told that implants need time to settle but however, I feel it is too much asymmetric to be even out after time. I want to know your ideas bout this. Thank for all your kind answers.

3 Doctor Answers | Asked by Helena TX
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Asymmetry after breast augmentation

Asymmetry after breast augmentation is quite common. During the first 3 weeks after this operation, the 2 sides frequently act like different operations had occurred on each side. Swelling and pain is almost always uneven even though a surgeon would swear he had done nothing different on one side than the other. Allowing 2-3 months for this to settle is the best plan. It would be interesting to see your preoperative pictures because you look larger on the pictures on your... more
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Breast Asymmetry

I would recommend that you wait at least 3 months to allow the swelling to subside and the implants to completely settle before considering any revisions. You may have swelling contributing to your asymmetric appearance at this time.
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Breast Asymmetry after Breast Augmentation?

Thank you for the question and pictures. As you know, it is much too early to evaluate the results of surgery. Personally, I have seen breast asymmetry similar to yours “even out” with time. This may take several months ( and even up to one year). I would suggest that you consider follow-up with your plastic surgeon and try to be as patient as possible during this process. Best wishes.

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