5 weeks post-op, my breasts are much too high/close and looks like snoopy deformity. Will they change at all? (Photos)

Hi & thanks for your question.You are still early in your recovery. It takes time ( 3 to 6 months ) for the implants to settle. Give it some time  Continue to follow your post op instructions and contact your surgeon with any concerns. Best wishes!  

Recovery time and changes will vary between individuals. Your implants do seem to be high, but as the skin and tissues stretch they should continue to drop. the implants will drop down and to the side, which will help with the side boob and distance between the implants in the middle. Give it at least 4 to 6 months.#StayBeautiful #RealDrWorldWide

Congratulations on your surgery.  Although you may not thing so, you look great for being this early out.  It will be 4-6 months before things settle and the implant is in its final position.  So at 5 weeks you are very early but you are just around where you should be.
As far as your nipple positioning, it did not appear that you needed a lift so your nipple position will not change in comparison to your before photos.  With time the breasts will round out and you will get some more side boob.  It may not be the amount of side boob you wanted, but time will tell.
Be patient, follow your surgeons recommendations and attend your follow up appointments and see how things look in several months.
Hope that helps.

Dear Car33,
dropping of implants is part of the healing process and this occurs after the tissues surrounding the implants slowly relax, allowing the implants to settle into their final position. It can take about four to six months for the implant to drop down to their final position.I understand that you are worried about your implants are not dropping as expected. However, you are still in the early phase of the recovery period. Please do allow some time for the healing process to occur. If after six months, you are not satisfied with the appearance of your breast, you can visit your plastic surgeon and discuss your concerns.
Daniel Barrett, MD
Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

Thank you for your photos.  I tell my patients that they should give their breasts at least 3-4 months before judging the final result.  This is because the breast implant will take about 4 months to start settling into the pocket.  I perform a rapid recovery breast augmentation in all my primary augmentations.
My goal in this procedure is to cause as as little damage to the muscle or ribs as possible. Rapid Recovery Breast Augmentation is made possible by my use of a meticulous technique that causes as little bleeding as possible. I believe that blood oozing during the procedure near the ribs is what causes discomfort after a breast augmentation surgery. I make sure to cauterize or seal all the bleeding vessels around the muscle and ribs during the procedure. 
Finally, I only open up my breast pocket the exact diameter of the implant which allows for a better positioning of the implant.
Hope this helps!

the appearance of your breast will continue to change for the next 3 months or longer, you need to talk to your surgeon and find out  if there is anything he/she wants you to do.

Hey there Car33!  Thank you for your question and photos.  You were the ideal candidate for breast augmentation.  From the looks of your before photos, the medial aspect of the breasts (the midline) is very close.  Its they way God made you.  If you look closely at your before photo, you will notice that your cleavage line does not have much space at all between the breasts, even when you had the A- breast shape.  Implants will accentuate this.  However, you might want to check the implant profile.  There are smaller diameter implants that might be more narrow and help with this concern.  I would suggest imlants like Allergan Inspira SRF or SRX profiles.  I do not believe you have a droop affect or waterfall.  Its still early to say that its not still swelling and inflammation.  I would suggest giving it a little more time.  If it doesnt resolve or continues to bother you, I would suggest having your PS check this.  You might need some capsule work to release the implants to drop into the pocket.  Hope this information helps and good luck. 

Thank you for sharing. You are still in the very early stages of recovery. Things continue to settle for the next 3 months. If at 3 months you are still unhappy with your results, share your concerns with your board certified plastic surgeon to move forward with any adjustments and revisions needed.Best Wishes!

Congratulations on your surgery.  You are looking great at this point in your recovery.  It is still early, and I think that your implants will continue to get better with time.  Be patient, and I think you will have a great result.

Hello and thank you for your question and photo's.   It is still early in recovery and your implants will settle more and the gap between your breasts will be a bit wider.   Give it 4 months or so before you see the final result.