Lower pole empty 7 weeks post op. Will they drop and look any better? If not, how can I fix them? (Photo)

Probably you must wait and give it more time to heal up, even if
I don’t think that the problem will improve much. Any solution has disadvantages.
The solution that I would prefer most would be to do a small mastopexy. If you
are not happy with the scars, the second solution would be to put a bigger
implant and one centimeter lower on the chest. Keep a good communication with
your doctor. If you listen to many different opinions you would probably be
confused. This happens because, as I told you, any solution has advantages and
disadvantages, so each surgeon may have a different
opinion.

Based on your pictures you have plenty of lower pole fullness. You would benefit most from a lift to bring your natural breast tissue on top of the implants to give you perky, fuller breasts. You could likely use a larger implant. I would discuss your concerns with your surgeon.  #PlasticSurgery #BreastAug #Implants #BreastImplants #choosingimplants #surgeryprep

Thank you for your question and photo. At seven weeks post-op, you are still in the healing process which is too early to assess the final results of your surgery. Instead, you should wait about three months before even considering a revision. During this time, your breasts should settle into place and reduce in swelling. Please be sure to closely follow the instructions of your operating surgeon regarding post-op care for optimal results.All the best,Dr. ResultsMiami, FL