Breasts look uneven (Photos)

Hello, without a preop picture it is hard to comment whether any asymmetry is pre-existing or due to the position of the breast implants.  Your surgeon will be the best source of advise about the cause and treatment options.

Thank you for sharing your question and photographs.  Without preoperative photographs it is difficult to offer definite recommendations, but at 5 months you are approaching your long term results.  Though your right implant does appear slightly higher the difference may be due to preexisting soft tissue and chest wall issues.  Voice your concerns to your surgeon, they can best offer reassurance or advice. 

Thank you for your question and photos.  It appears that your implants are in good position and fairly symmetric.  The inferior poles are even which suggests that the implants have descended symmetrically. The upper pole fullness that you are noticing is most likely due to pre-existing chest wall asymmetries which can make the upper pole seem fuller on one side. This level of asymmetry is very common and is typically discussed before surgery so that it is not worrisome afterwards.  Revision would not be justified from either a risk, cost or outcome standpoint.  Hope that helps!

I agree the right breast has more fullness on top.  Your breast folds are uneven.  The right fold is higher and the right nipple is pointing more inferiorly.  I would recommend exercises to try to stretch the lower aspect of the pocket and move the implant downward.  I suggest you visit your surgeon to discuss your options.

I agree that your right breast look slightly fuller on top. I think that overall, your breast augmentation looks great and that the asymmetry you're describing is minor in the pictures you included. All patients and breasts are slightly asymmetric. Sometimes these asymmetries are accentuated by breast augmentation. Discuss your concerns with your surgeon.

You do have two different breasts and they may not look exactly alike. Without preop photos, I cannot be specific about your differences since they may have been there before surgery. I would suggest discussing all your concerns with your surgeon. If you are happy, just enjoy your new look. If you are not, discuss options with your surgeon.