Why are my nipples very high after breast augmentation? 2 months post op. (photos)

Thank
you very much for your question and photographs. Unfortunately, from your
pictures, it appears that you are ‘bottoming out’. This means that your
implants have fallen within the breast pocket, now below the inframammary
crease. This will require a revision breast augmentation procedure to reposition
the breast implants. Often, surgeons will add additional support for the
implant using a dermal matrix, such as Strattice. My recommendation is to
schedule a visit with your operating surgeon, or arrange to see a new, board
certified plastic surgeon in your area. He/she can perform an in-person
evaluation and explain all of your options for correction.

Thank you for sharing your photos.  It seems that your implants have bottomed out.  In this case, a revision surgery would be required.  I would contact your surgeon and discuss the next option with you. Best of luck !

Thank you for your question. Please see your plastic surgeon about your concerns. An in-person assessment is best. Regards,