Right breast riding high, left has dropped and full on the bottom 5 weeks post op. Is this my final result? (Photo)

Hi and thanks for sharing your question as I am sure many other women are asking the same thing!  Five weeks is too early to evaluate shape and symmetry. In the majority of cases, the breasts are asymmetrical prior to surgery and will respond differently to breast augmentqation and on a different time schedule! The smaller breast has more stretching to do than a larger breast and more often than not, ladies have one of each!  A difference in the level of the fold under the breast prior to the procedure can also become more noticable after breast augmentation.  Breast augmentation typically results in "your breasts, only bigger" with all of their wonderful differences. Your photos suggest that your under breast fold may have been higher on the right side which could acount for the minor difference you are seeing at this point. The lower part of the right breast has more stretching to do. There are other factors that can contribute to early asymmetry as well.  If one is using one arm more than the other, lifting as an example, the implant on that side may drift upward due to muscle contraction and it may not come back down easily. Eventually, the lower part of the pocket closes off on that side. This is more common with round implants. If you had form stable anatomic shaped implants placed, they are typically placed very precisely in a tight glove-like pocket and would not be expected to move up or down. Because every case is different, and you are still very early in the process, your results will improve and become more natural as time goes by. (Good thing right?) Give it some time and follow any recommendations your surgeon has for you. Thanks for asking an important question. Best wishes,Joel A. Williams, M.D., FACS

Dear Jen,Thank you for your question and photo.Not to worry. You are still too early in the process to see your final results. Please follow your Doctor's recommendations as he/she is the only one who knows exactly what was done. You should be able to see a final result in a couple of months or so. Please be patient.Best,Gary Horndeski M.D.

You are only 5 weeks post op, and there are still many changes going on. Many times one implant will drop before the other one. If you are concerned, make sure you follow up with your surgeon. It is much too early for any type of revision surgery. Typically revision surgery should not be done until after 6-9 months. Some of my patients benefit from a band that they wear on top of the breasts to help add pressure if the implant has not dropped. You might want to ask about this at your next follow up appointment. Good luck with the rest of your recovery process.