Are my Breasts Too LOW? Stressed and Confused...

There are several issues here that are difficult to assess from a side view. My guess is that you had an initially low lying crease as reflected by your N-IMF distance with mild lower pole constriction. Teh use of the band by your surgeon and nurse is probably to promote lower pole expansion. However, as you have indicatied, it wil make your breasts appear even lower. A larger implant may correct this if your N-IMF is less than 7-9 cm, in my opinion only.

The breast has a very natural look, although the nipple is a little high on the breast projection from the side.  The outcome is dependent on your preoperative anatomy.  I would not attempt to lower them at this point though.  I don't think they need correction.

         It’s
very difficult to evaluate  
this problem with an isolated lateral photograph.  Your lateral picture suggests that a
large percentage of your breast volume is located below the level of the nipple
areola complex.

 

         In
the short term, the use of an upper breast bandeau should be discontinued.  This device forces the breast implants inferiorly
  which can accentuate the
current deformity.  It would be
appropriate to use an underwire bra, this would stabilize the inframmammary
fold and possibly shift the breast implants in a superior direction.

 

         If
this problem persists beyond six months, surgery will probably be
necessary.  This might require
something simple, like replacing your current implant with a larger one. It may
require a larger procedure where the inferior breast pocket is elevated into a
normal position.

 

         It’s
important to discuss these issues with your plastic surgeon.  At this point conservative management
is indicated but surgery may ultimately be necessary.