Do My Breasts Post-BA Look Uneven, Deformed and Too High?

Your breasts appear to not have dropped and fluffed. Since you mentioned that you have firm, tight skin, you may need a little while longer for this process to complete. Sometimes it can take 6 months or longer. You can help the process with massage, however please talk to your surgeon for their advice. They can give you the exact instructions on how to perform the massage. If this doesn't help or other suggested nonsurgical treatment, you may require revision surgery to reposition the implants, placing them lower and perhaps choosing an implant that would achieve more natural looking results. Best of luck!

         It’s always
difficult making recommendations without performing a physical exam or seeing
pre-operative pictures. Despite this, your post-operative pictures clearly
suggest several problems that are probably related to the initial breast pocket
formation. It appears that your breast implants are medially displaced and too
high and as a result, the nipple areola complexes are malpositioned.

         This problem will
not correct without surgical intervention and will most likely require a pocket
revision. When transaxillary breast augmentation is performed, it can be
difficult to separate the muscles along the inferior border of the breast
pocket. This under dissection can create the type of problem that you are
experiencing.

         Correction involves
expansion of the pocket laterally and inferiorly. This is most easily
accomplished through an inframmary approach.

         It’s important that
you discuss these issues with your plastic surgeon. In some cases, a second
opinion may be appropriate. 

Your breast implants appear to high and should have dropped into place by 5 months.  I would see your plastic surgeon to reevaluate for revision surgery to place the implants in a more anatomical position and improve your appearance.