Do I have lateral implant displacement? (Photos)

Hi there and thank you for your questionI am afraid I need to offer a different comment from those previously.Unfortunately your photos do not appear to be with you standing up so it is difficult to comment honestly (and ideally an in-person consult is always best)It would be great to see your preoperative photos and remark upon the appearance of your chest wall and whether you had any divergence of your nipples in the first place and indeed comment on the width of your sternumIn actual fact your implants look to be centred appropriately to your nipple so if they were too lateral your nipples would appear more medial (?hope this makes sense)Many girls unfortunately have a wide sternum and divergent nipples pre-operatively and it is important to point this out to avoid any misunderstandings.However, to answer your question, over time the breasts do soften and move and the big question is whether this is normal or not. Do see your surgeon and discuss further.Good luck!

Dear cristina.93.,
based on your photos, it looks like you might have lateral implant displacement. In most cases it is caused by too wide implant pocket. If you're not happy with your results I would suggest you to discuss it with your plastic surgeon or ask for a second opinion. 
Daniel Barrett, MD
Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

You do appear to have lateral malposition of your implants. I think that you would be much happier if you could have a revision surgery called a capsulorrhaphy in which the capsule of the pocket is tightened, usually with sutures, to secure the lateral wall of the pocket and prevent the lateral displacement of the implants. Your implants are an appropriate size for your body and should not move as much as you demonstrate especially only 6 months after surgery.