Implant Not Dropped 7 Weeks Post Op Will It Not Drop? (photo)

Hi Bianx. Thanks for posting and sharing your concerns with photos. It can be normal to have one side drop faster than the other.  At 7 weeks out from surgery, it may be simply that your breast implants are not dropping at the same rate. This likely will improve with time and re-evaluating the breasts at 6 months is totally reasonable. Techniques for dropping the breast implants include the use of a breast band and massaging. I suggest you seek their guidance from your PS as you continue to heal. Best wishes. Dr. Aldo.
 

Breast implants may take several months to some the final volume distribution. Asymmetric healing is not that uncommon. I would continue to wait expecting improvement on the right side.

It would be great if you could post your pre-operative pictures as well. The advice you got from your surgeon is the correct advice. The implant may settle over the next four months. If corrections are needed that would be a good time to plan for it. Any earlier would not be advised since the implant settle over that time.

Good luck

Although your concern is understandable, I think that your plastic surgeon has provided you with the best/reasonable advice. Continue to be patient,  use  implant displacement/massage exercises if recommended by your plastic surgeon, and continue to follow-up with him/her on a regular basis.

 Best wishes; hopefully you will be very pleased with the long-term outcome of the breast surgery performed.

It's still too early to know what your final results will be at 7 weeks post-op.  Because everyone is different and heals at different rates, it can take anywhere from 3-6 months for your implants to settle, and keep in mind that one side can settle sooner than the other side.  Talk to your surgeon about your concerns and he may recommend massaging or wearing a band to help speed up the process.  Don't worry. ac