Cheek Augmentation: How Long Before I Can Have Revision Surgery?

Sorry to hear you have an issue with your cheek implant.  The most common problem with cheek implants is getting them symmetric and you are no exception.

First, you need to be 100% sure that the implant is actually asymmetric and that it is not asymmetric swelling.  Assuming your are sure the implant is in the wrong place then you should proceed with a plan to fix that.

I think the highest success is to remove the implant, allow it to heal, then replace the implant a few months later.  Trying to move an implant in one surgery once it has healed in the wrong place is challenging.  The implant tends to slide back into the wrong spot.  If you are certain the implant is in the wrong position, there is no reason to wait at all if this approach is used.

If you prefer to try to reposition in the implant in a single surgery, you should wait about 6 months from the original surgery.  You certainly can have success doing it this way, but I believe your highest success is to remove, allow to heal, and replace.

If you can wait 3-4 months, the cheek tissue will be healed more and this will make the removal and replacement...if you want that done, easier. Because the surgical pocket, for the Cheek Implants, was already created, you should have much less swelling after this procedure.