What to Do For My Lopsided Breast Implants? (photo)

Hello,

Thank you for the question and photos.  It appears that you had some type of breast asymmetry before surgery as different size implants were selected.  The different implants are different in overall volume but also in width and projection.  From your post op photos I notice that your right breast is less full laterally (on the side) as well as at the bottom, and more full at the top.  At 6 months, if you are not seeing any more changes you should proceed with revision.  You will likely need pocket revision and may also need implant replacement.  There is a chance that you may also need a purse string areolaplasty if your areola positions are still asymmetric.

All the best,

Dr Remus Repta

It would be really helpful to see some preop photos, and side views of the postops.

Based upon the single photo, the implants look very even in terms of size and position. What does look different is the nipple/areolar position. SInce you have received different sized implants, you probably had size difference before surgery, and likely also difference in areolar position.

A decision for surgery would be based upon more than just a photo, but I think a breast lift to make the nipples and areolas more even would be helpful. I don't see much reason for delay beyond this point unless there has been improvement over the past three months.

All the best