I Am 8 Weeks Post-op, Do I Already Have a Snoopy Deformity on the Right Side? (photo)

Thank you for the question and pictures.

The breast implant asymmetry that you are referring to is visible in the photographs. At this point, I think your plastic surgeon is giving you good advice in allowing for more time to pass. He may also have additional advice ( for example the use of massage and or bandeau) to help with additional breast implants settling.

 Keep in mind, that your plastic surgeon is in the best position to rule out complications such as encapsulation, that may occasionally be responsible for asymmetric breast implant “settling”. Therefore, it will be important for you to continue close follow-up with him.

Hopefully the breast implants will continue to settle  and you will achieve a more uniform breast implant/breast tissue “union”.

Best wishes.

It does appear that the implant is riding high, although it is still too early to determine your final results since it takes a few months for the implants to descend. You may want to consider discussing your concerns with your plastic surgeon as well as options such as downward massages or the use of a breast band to help push the implant down. 
I hope that answers your question on your breast implant procedure. It's great you're doing your research. I always say that the best patients are informed patients.
Thanks for reading and best of luck on your journey!