2-months Post-Op BA; Double Bubble Forming? (photo)

It's great that you respect your plastic surgeon. That's usually a recipe for success!

It's hard for me to give you advice given no pre-op photo's.  It looks like you had a bit of a constriction of your lower pole on the left, which can also be called a "mild tuberous breast deformity." This is something we see more frequently than you would expect. The best advice I can give you is to be patient. Your breasts still need time to settle - this could possibly correct itself. Check in with your plastic surgeon through this process for reassurance. I would give it at least an additional 4 months before discussion of a revision. Needing a revision is always a possibility.

Again, it sounds like you are in good hands. 

Best of luck,

Jennifer Harrington MD

Yes you are forming a "double bubble" effect, the edge of the pectorals major muscle to the breast skin/fold. Fat grafts with riggotomies improves easily.