Asymmetry 2 years post op (330cc implants) - Normal or revision needed? (photo)

One breast is larger and sagging due to pregnancy and breast feeding. If this bothers you, then have it addressed. If you are content, especially in a bra, then leave it alone.

Your photo reveals fairly prominent asymmetry. This is likely due to your pregnancy. Depending on your goals you may want to consider additional surgery. It is premature to schedule a surgery at this time. As you have just completed breast feeding, your breasts will continue to change in appearance over time. I would suggest a return visit to your surgeon or another board-certified plastic surgeon when your breasts have stabilized, and the size and shape are no longer changing.

It is important to remember that pregnancy changes more than just your weight. There will be changes in muscle and skin tone which in some cases will not return to baseline.

The safest recommendation is to maintain a healthy lifestyle (diet and exercise) through pregnancy and afterwards. This will ensure a greater likelihood of a return to form. This is by no means a guarantee but it will help.

Patients should be prepared for the possibility (eventuality) of further procedures in the future to regain your pre-pregnancy form.

With regards to your specific question, new onset asymmetry following pregnancy and breast feeding is common. Some may resolve others may persist.

It is best to allow for a 6 month period post partum or 3 a month period post cessation of breast feeding in order to return to a stable baseline.

At that point, you can consider consultation to discuss your specific concerns.

As always, discuss your concerns with a board certified plastic surgeon (ABPS).