Help! Uneven Breasts 3 Months Post Surgery. Should I Wait? (photo)

The best course depends on the cause of asymmetry.. Is there a space occupying lesion or fluid filling up the right side, or has the left partially deflated or displaced, or is there contracture causing shape differential?   Difficult to be sure based on photos.  If they were inserted transaxillary (under armpit), may be asymmetric pockets or improper orientation of left implant.  Need more information and exam to properly diagnose, which will then determine treatment.

Pre-operative breast asymmetry can be improved with the proper surgical techniques,but it can never be eliminated completely. It doesn't surprise me that there is still soem asymmetry at 3 months post op. Your breasts will continue to change over the next 6-9 months so you shold wait before making any decisions about revision surgery for several more months.

Thank you for the question and pictures.

The breast asymmetry that you are referring to is clearly visible in the pictures that you have posted. I would agree with you that waiting an additional 3 to 6 months before evaluating the final results of surgery will be in your best interest. If revisionary surgery becomes necessary, much of what is recommended/performed  will depend on what the breasts look like at that point and what your goals are.

For example, it appears that your right breast implant has “settled” more so than your left side. If this remains the case several months in the future,  options would include lowering the right breast implant pocket and/or raising the right breast implant pocket (capsulorrhaphy).   Breast size and asymmetry concerns can be addressed with the use of different size/profile of breast implants as well.

Again, it would be best to wait for  a few additional months before determining the need/specifics regarding revisionary breast surgery.

I hope this helps.