I had saline implants a month ago. I went 650cc. Do these look like they are healing right? (Photo)

Thanks for your question.  The implants appear to be sitting a little high but this is not uncommon only one month after surgery  Your surgeon will be able to follow your progress and ensure you are healing normally.

Hello,At one month post op it is not unusual to have some asymmetry and for breasts to sit a bit high and tight, however you will need to be examined in person and follow up with your Plastic Surgeon to ensure that they do continue to drop and soften as expected.All the best

Your right side looks okay.  The left looks tight.  If the surgeon isn't proactive will may get a capsule.  650 is a perfectly normal size on the right person.

Hello,Although you are getting glowing reviews from the docs, I see a substantial asymmetry, with one implant clearly higher on your chest wall than the other, with the same breast lacking lower pole fullness.   This could be due to your preoperative appearance, or the beginnings of capsular contracture, the most common complication of breast augmentation, especially for women with periareolar incisions. It is true that it is still very early and time will tell.  Regardless, there is nothing to do, so try not to worry. This includes any form of massage, vitamin E, Accolate/Singulair, or external ultrasound. All are ineffective at preventing or treating either capsular contracture or any other type of malposition.Best of luck!

Given that you had larger implants placed and you are only 1 month out, it appears that you are on the right track.  In general I inform my patients that it takes about 4 months before they reach their final result.  During this time I have them massage the implants if they are smooth round implants.  At 2 months time they should be looking pretty good but still are a bit too high, however at the 4 month time they should be very soft and settled.If you have any concerns it is best to discuss with your plastic surgeon as he/she would be able to exam you and see if you are on the right path.Good luck.

At 4 weeks, you are still early in your healing process. I typically advise my patients to wait a good 4-6 months to allow all the swelling to resolve and to let the implants drop and settle some. Best to continue following up with your operating surgeon so he or she can monitor your progress. Good luck!!

It takes 2-3 months for implants to settle and muscles to
relax after breast #augmentation surgery.  Everyone
heals differently.  The final appearance, shape, and movement are
not exactly the same as normal breasts. The surgically enlarged #breasts do not
move in the same way as normal breasts. They tend to be firmer. The contours
are usually somewhat different than normal breasts. Immediately
after surgery, the breasts are swollen and firmer. The final shape and size is
approximated after 2 to 3 months, but up to one year may be required for the
end result.

Thank you for your photos, it is a pleasure to answer your question. You are very early in your recovery process from breast augmentation surgery. At this point It looks like you are doing very well and still swollen which is normal. The swelling would start going down with every week that passes by. Sometimes you will have one breast that will settle before the other one. It can take anywhere from 4-6 months for your breasts to fully heal and drop/settle into their final position. I recommend patience and follow up closely with your surgeon. Hope this helps. Good luck.

Your surgeon will be the best one to know how well you are healing. You have chosen large implants which do take somewhat longer to settle in many women. Also, it takes times for the swelling to subside and your muscles and tissues to relax.

Your breasts are doing very well; they will continue to settle over the next two months; at three months they will become more comfortable and normal in appearance. Please see examples below.