Why is One Breast Implant Higher Than the Other and Will It Drop?

It appears as though you have also had a WISE pattern breast lift or mastopexy which can complicate your healing from breast augmentation.  It is important to place smaller implants and perform more powerful lifts to avoid the higher unpredictability associated with combined lift and augmentation. 

When a breast augmentation and mastopexy are combined, the revision rates go up.  Many surgeons will do one first and then the other approximately three months later. However, since many patients do not want to have two surgeries, these procedures will be combined.  I make sure that I discourage my patients from going too big with their implants especially when getting a breast lift also.  The solution to your situation is to unfortunately wait and be patient. All the internal and external healing and scarring needs to soften and stabilize and then adjustments to your lift and or implants can then be made. It is not a very complicated revision and is often a success.

Without seeing all your before and afters, it is hard to comment.  Asymmetry between breasts is normal and sometimes this can be improved upon.