One breast is higher than the other after breast augmentation 2 months ago.

Thank you HopefulD95 for your question.  Looking at the pictures you have posted it looks like you are a little asymmetric to begin with, so you may always be a little higher on that side. I would recommend to address your concerns when you do your follow up appt and see what your surgeon recommends. Best of luck to you during your recovery. 

HopefulD,
You are very in the post operative process and final results are achieved at 4-6 months. You may have some further skin and tissue relaxation along with "settling" of the implant over time.
Your prep photos demonstrate some asymmetry with your left higher before.Your post operative results will reflect preoperative anatomic differences. these subtle differences are nearly always present are are what make each of unique. The breasts are sisters and not twins. 
You have a beautiful result, and should be quite pleased. I suspect you will be even happier in a few months. I also note that you hold your left shoulder higher when you stand and that too can create some of the subtle asymmetry thats you are seeing.
Congratulations

Dear HopefulD95,dropping of implants is part of the healing process and this occurs after the tissues surrounding the implants slowly relax, allowing the implants to settle into their final position. It can take about four to six months for the implant to drop down to their final position.I understand that you are worried about your implants are not dropping as expected. However, you are still in the early phase of the recovery period. Please do allow some time for the healing process to occur. If after six months, you are not satisfied with the appearance of your breast, you can visit your plastic surgeon and discuss your concerns.Daniel Barrett, MD
Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

You are still early in your recovery and it is possible that the asymmetry could improve as tissues soften and healing continues. Discuss your concerns with your surgeon who will advise what is recommended for you based on your recovery so far.

Breast implants will "settle" over time and the final result may not appear until 3-6 months after the procedure with gravity, tissue stretch, resolution of inflammation and swelling, and scar maturation all playing a role in shaping your final breast.  It is also important to remember that both breasts can heal at different rates and one breast may settle faster than the other.  In the meantime, I would recommend having patience and waiting to see how your breasts settle over time.  If they remain asymmetric at 6 months, and if that asymmetry is of significant enough concern, then it is always possible to consider minor revision surgery.  Hope this helps!

Good day, You are still very early in your healing process and it may take a few more weeks before seeing your breasts drop some more. Of course it is best to address your concerns in person with your plastic surgeon during your follow up appointment. Best of Luck ! 

Thank you for your question. You have some asymmetry before and which is showing up. It also sometimes take different times for implants to drop especially in asymmetric breasts. Please continue to follow instructions from your PS and re evaluate in 1-2 months.

In is not unusual in larger augmentations for it to take a little longer for the implants to drop and asymmetry to resolve. You are still very early in the healing process and may end up fine once the skin has relaxed. We take great pains to make sure that there is symmetry while you're in the operating room, so asymmetries that develop postoperatively will generally resolve with time.

It appears from you pre-op photos that the breast you are concerned about was higher. If you look closely the IMF and NAC position on that breast sits higher pre-op. A breast augmentation can actually make these subtle differences or asymmetry look more obvious as everything is made bigger or magnified. It may drop a little more with time, but I would not be surprised and would actually expect a little asymmetry given your pre-op photos.