Will my submuscular implant drop? (Photo)

Breast implants initially after surgery when placed in a submuscular position often give superior fullness that corrects itself with time, the "fluff and drop" phenomena. In reality the pectoralis major muscle takes a while to adjust its size to accommodate the implant as well as occasional muscle spasm which keeps the implant projection higher than its final resting shape. Additional variables include:laxity of skin, size difference during prior pregnancies, position of implant,size of muscle, and size of implant.As the muscle relaxes the projection of the implant often increases and the breast shape improves. Massage and use of a superior placed elastic strap can often make this process go faster.

Hithanks for your question and photos.As there was some asymmetry prior to your breast augmentation, there will be some asymmetry following surgery. It will improve with time to a degree, less so if you have chosen polyurethane coated implants. If the asymmetry remains unacceptable to you after six months, revision surgery may be possible, but would almost certainly require scars to be placed on the right breast, especially if you would like the nipple asymmetry corrected. Your Specialist Plastic Surgeon will help guide you through this process, you'll be in good hands. 

Nothing to say except please be patient. All looks fine to me. I would think your doctor would have told you the same thing. Good Luck!