Is it normal for the dominant side to appear smaller after BA for some time?

It is quite normal to be slightly asymmetric right after breast augmentation, especially only 4 weeks. The implants need to settle and your body's skin and muscle needs to accommodate the implants. This will all happen over time, so try to be patient and follow up with your surgeon. Good luck.

Many patients observe asymmetry of the breasts due to swelling after breast augmentation. I have never observed a particular pattern to this.

Thanks for your question. I can not honestly state that I have noticed this trend in my patients, but it appears that other surgeons have observed that implants settle quicker on the dominant side, so perhaps this is a real phenomenon.

It is very early in your postoperative course. Swelling can take time to resolve and no 2 breasts are exactly equal. It is good to bring up these concerns to your plastic surgeon so he  or she can keep an eye on your progess and address your concerns at each visit.

Ive not experienced this phenomenon myself amongst my patients but that doesnt necessarily preclude the possibility.  Assymetry following surgery is not uncommon in the early postop period.   Ive personally not seen any specific trends as to dominance or one side being favored.  I would give it at least 4-6 mos to settle.  Best wishes.

Each breast is different, but whether the dominant side appears smaller or vice a versa that can vary too.  The breasts will take 3-4 months to settle.

Thank you for your question.  It is early in your recovery and I would anticipate it will take 3-4 months to see the final location of your implants.In my experience it is common for there to be an asymmetry and usually the dominant hand side breast drops quicker resulting in the nondominant side looking fuller and higher.