Why is my right breast higher but the nipple is lower even after scar tissue was released? How can this be solved? (photos)

Nipple position following a breast augmentation is in large part dependent on the placement of the breast implant along the vertical axis of the breast. This is in turn dependent upon the position of the inframammary fold. If the fold is too low, then the implant will sit too low relative to the nipple and the nipple will point up. The solution to nipple asymmetry in a situation where the inframammary folds are asymmetric is to reconstruct the inframammary folds in order to create symmetry. 

elliemae,Your photos do show a fair degree of breast asymmetry.  Your left breast is too low and as a result makes your left nipple seem high.   I would suggest a revision to your left capsule to raise/support the implant in a better more symmetrical position.  The right breast may benefit revisional surgery as well.   This will be better assessed during an in person consultation.   I encourage you to discuss these concerns with your surgeon or seek consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon.Best,Dr. Mooty

Your left breast is too low and needs to have the lower pocket tightened, and your right might need to come down a bit. this is fixable. I would suggest going back to your surgeon or seeing another board certified plastic surgeon.