330cc, 7 months post-op, what’s happening to my left breast?

Based on your photos, your breasts look very close in size and shape, but I do see what you are talking about. Remember that your breasts were not perfectly symmetric before surgery, and will not be perfectly symmetric after surgery. That being said, if you are not happy with your results, the lower pole of the left breast could be tightened to match the right more closely, or they could both be changed if there is anything else that you would like to change your result.

If your fold has been lowered on the left and you prefer the position of the other side, the fold on the left could be reconstructed to suspend the implant back in a higher position to match the right side. This is often supported with the help of an internal bra.

As you can see from her preoperative photos there is some asymmetry between her breasts before he got this surgery done. Based on your photographs I think your surgeon has done a nice job With her breast augmentation overall.To me, it seems that your left breast is slightly lower naturally( based on her preoperative photos) then the right. Some element of this natural asymmetry is likely to remain, however if the implant continued to slide down It could be that the soft tissues remaining are not strong enough to support the implant where it was originally placed. This would likely require a revision with additional supporting of the implant to maintain the breast pocket
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Thanks for your question! I see the subtle asymmetry, but I don't think there is anything you need to do at this point. However, if that implant begins to lower even more on that side, you may need a capsulorrhaphy (internal bra) to add support. Please keep your plastic surgeon posted on your progress!

Dear Kali928,
I understand your concern. However, without a proper assessment, it would be difficult to determine what went wrong. It is best that you visit your plastic surgeon for further assessment or ask for a second opinion. Only after a thorough examination, you can get proper recommendations and advice.
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Hi and thank you for your question. First off, you have a great result and looks like your surgeon did an excellent job. Breast implants can cause any asymmetries that you had pre-operatively to be more noticeable, but it's very slight in your situation. A bit of massage can help with in the early stages of recovery, but with your result and 7 months post-op, I don't think it's necessary or likely to help. I'd recommend discussing with your surgeon if this continues to bother you. Hope this helps!

From your photos it appears you have a nice result. I don't think surgical intervention to improve the lower implant would be worth it for this small of a correction. If it continues to worsen you can consider it at that time.

One implant may sit somewhat lower, but the difference is minimal. I would suggest enjoying what you have. You can try wearing an underwire bra to help give more support.

Your breasts look beautiful but I see what you mean. It appears that your left breast is starting to bottom out—the integrity of the left infra-mammary fold has been lost and I would speak to your surgeon about re-securing the fold on that side. The scar will then be placed back into its correct position and the distance from your left nipple to the fold will get smaller and you will achieve more symmetry.

Thanks for your question. It appears you have had a great result! Your scars will continue to improve with time. I would not recommend further surgery.
Best of luck!