30cc-difference in Breast Implants Noticeable in the Long Run?

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Breast asymmetry can be a difficult condition to treat. Oftentimes, overcorrection is required initially. It is impossible to predict the long term effects. Therefore it is an inexact science and more of an art.

30cc is probably the minimal amount of difference that would be perceptible, even by a professional. Many women are slightly asymmetric from side to side and it is very common to fill one implant more or less than the other. In fact, this is one of the advantages of saline implants over silicone.
Without seeing your photos, it may be that because you are aware of the difference in filling volume, you may be overly critical of the appearance at this point. Things can still change, even at 2 months out, so I would be patient.
If you do require a revision, every surgeon has his or her own policy governing situations like these so I would discuss it with your surgeon.
Good Luck.

Hi,
It is still too early in the course of your healing to determine how much true asymmetry there is. 30 cc is not a large difference, but it is enough to be just noticeable. You may continue to notice improvement, but in reality, some asymmetry is normal and expected after any surgery. If it truly bothers you enough to undergo surgery again, discuss it with your surgeon. Try asking friends or family if they notice a significant difference in size as well -- maybe you are too self-conscious.