What Can Be Done to Fix Uneven Breasts After Augmentation?

I agree that you may need a revision surgery to correct the asymmetry, however meanwhile, I would place you in a breast strap over the higher breast.  This may be effective enough to allow the higher breast capsule to strech and allow the implant to settle to a lower position.  If successful, you may not need another surgery.  Good luck!

No woman enters the operation room perfectly even, and no one exits perfectly even.

Every happy patient has committed to living with some degree of imperfection.

If you really can't live with your current result you can look into a revision, but don't be surprised to find you're still not happy even after another operation or two.

If I had to revise your result i would change to silicone gel implants. They are lighter than salines and  have less tendency to drop. The fold on the left side looks as though it has descended; I would raise it slightly.

Keep in mind that plastic surgery is surgery - not magic.

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