Is it normal to hate the implant size? (Photo)

Hello,
Thank
you for your question.
It's too
early to judge their appearance. When breast implants are first put into your body, they typically
sit higher up in the chest. This is because it’s the path of least resistance –
your body requires some time to adjust to their presence, regardless of whether
they’ve been placed in a sub-mammary (between breast tissue and chest muscle)
or sub-muscular (under both the breast and chest muscle). Immediately following
surgery, you’ll find that your newly enhanced breasts appear very full and
swollen, especially in the upper portion above the nipples. Your skin will most
likely look very tight and your nipples may point slightly downward as well.
This may make the shape and overall appearance of your breasts appear
unnatural. Don’t worry, because they will change for the better, something
casually known as “dropping and fluffing”.
Should
you still be concerned after 3-4 months, I'd recommend booking a follow-up
appointment with your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to discuss your options.
All the
best.

I wouldn't rush to judgment here just yet. Your breast size can change, as well as shape over time as the tissues stretch out and loosen. If your breast tissues and skin were very tight before surgery, the implants can look smaller and flatter. The preoperative plan can change intraoperatively based on asymmetry not recognized preoperatively. I would wait for the implants to settle for at least 2-3 months, but have these discussions with your surgeon. 

Hello,I'm sorry you are not happy. You will need to talk to your surgeon. In my practice, when performing an augmentation lift, I almost always use the same size implant and control for size difference with the lift/reduction.  I also put in exactly the size implant that we planned. Best of luck!