305cc, results after 2 revisions on breast lift with implants, would I need another lift to make them even? (Photos)

Breast lift with implants can be a complicated procedure. I see the asymmetry you mention. Overall it’s a pretty good result. Up to you if you can live with it or want another revision .

The lower breast could be tightened with an inferior incision to remove some excess tissue and raise the implant up if needed. An examination and measurements are needed to be certain.

Based on your nicely posted photos over the Internet determination is your left breast, which I assume is the lower one has a larger nipple areola a lower nipple areola, And the implants too small for that side plus a revision full lift is needed. I would not touch the higher side or right side. Best of virtual consult with fee for implant exchange to a larger volume and revision of breast lift and nipple complex will be $10,000. Best virtual consult with.

Almost all women have significant breast asymmetry.
Almost people,( men and women) the left breast sits higher on the chest wall than the right side.
The position of the breast on the chest wall is usually determined by the IMF (infra mammary fold )
With breast lift surgery, if the nipple is centered on the breast and the left nipple typically sits slightly higher then the right side because the left breast sits higher on the chest wall.
Some women have divergent breast in which case the nipple points out to decide.
Sometimes breast divergence is amplified and put on display with the projection of implants.Some women have divergent breast in which case the nipple points out to decide.
Sometimes breast divergence is amplified and put on display with the projection of implants.
There are a lot of variables to take in the consideration.
To make a quality assessment we usually need to see proper before and after pictures.
For patients have had multiple procedures we should ideally have access to before, and after pictures to each of your previous operations.
At this point, your situation is a bit complex and is probably better handled relying on in person consultations.
For second opinion, consultations come prepared bringing with you a complete set of proper before, and after pictures and copies of your previous operative reports.
These are part of your medical record that you can request from your current provider.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD