My nipples drop downwards. (Photo)

Because you are still only 4 days post op and
your final is not yet evident, it’s too early to provide any insight. My advice
to you would be to give your healing some time. If you are still concerned with
the appearance of your nipples after 6 weeks, contact your surgeon, so that he/she
can better address your concerns.

Thanks for you question. It is too early to see exactly where the nipple will point as the implants will drop down over the next 4-6 weeks.

Hello Belgium. It's too early at 4 days and breast implants almost always look high and tight in the first month post-surgery. This is not your final result by any means. It sounds to me like you have a great plastic surgeon who helped you to make a smart choice on breast implant size. Bigger is not always better, but it's always more risks. Best wishes, Dr. ALDO

It's difficult to be specific but generally I would say it is too early to judge this. Many implants sit a little hight early on and this can make the nipples look a bit low. For now, I would stay  patient, discuss with your surgeon and see how things go for the next few weeks. 

Thanks for your question and photo.  At 4 days post op, it is far too early to make any statements regrading your final result.  It is extremely common for the nipples to look a bit low and for there to be superior fullness early during healing.  Your implants will drop as the muscle and skin accommodates and stretches.  It can take up to 6 months for your final result to be reached, especially if your tissue was tight and you started with a smaller breast.  Give it time!  Best Regards

You are still very early in the healing process and how your breasts look now is not your final results, as your body is still healing and you are still recovering. It is normal for the implants to drop and it is advisable to wait for about 6 months after surgery to see your final results.

Hi Bellahadi,

It is normal for your breasts to look odd early after surgery.  You should start seeing a difference within the next 3 months as the implant will begin to settle into the pocket your surgeon made. It is best to follow up with your surgeon if you have any questions. Congratulations on your procedure and best of luck!

You are still early in post-op.     should expect the skin to soften and the implant to settle at about three months after surgery. Please follow up with your surgeon.Best of luck!!

It is still far too early in your post operative course to be concerned about the position of your nipples.  Implants typically sit high initially and drop over time.  As this happens you will likely see changes in the position of your nipple.  You likely also have post operative swelling that may influence where your nipple and areola sit.  My advice is to be a patient patient!  If there are still concerns after 3-6 months, discuss them with your surgeon.  Best of luck to you!