Natrelle Responsive, 335cc, 345cc & asymmetrical augmentation results, is this an additional surgery? (Photos)

You are asymmetrical, one breast is higher than the other. I would not recommend lowering the inframammary fold as it may bottom out. You would be better off with raising the lower one.

Best Wishes,

Gary Horndeski, M.D.

You will never achieve perfect symmetry no matter what is done. You have a good result from what I can see and I would leave it alone

In order to address the asymmetry you will need surgical intervention. Keep in mind that the asymmetry can be improved but it is unlikely you will achieve perfect symmetry. Lowering the inframammary fold is something that would have been discussed and agreed on before surgery. Visit with a few board certified plastic surgeons near you to discuss your concerns and learn more about your options.

Your larger side does sit lower, but your photos do not show your folds. Also, you should post your preop photos as well to actually see what the natural differences are. Most women are not symmetrical.

Dear Imaginative,
I don't know if you have body dysmorphia. I do know your breasts look phenomenal! Your surgeon is not "passing the buck." He is merely following sound surgical principles, one of which states that it takes 6 months or more for breast implants to settle into position following a breast augmentation. The longest postop photo you show is only 8 weeks. You obviously had enough trust in your surgeon to allow him to operate on you. Why would you suddenly distrust his word? Be patient and listen to your surgeon. Good luck!

Seeing the 2 posted photos I must not agree with your assessment. The result demonstrates slight slight naturally occurring differences which are almost impossible to correct. Remember your breasts are sisters not twins. But I am sure you can find a surgeon willing to charge you very high fees to operate on you. But your risk vs benefit ratio heavily sided in the risk side.

Oh, people have breast asymmetry, both men and women. For most people, the left inframammary fold sits higher on the chest wall than the right side.This can vary and some individuals it’s the opposite.
The implant should be placed in the center of the breast. Plastic surgeons can’t move the anatomic location of the breast on your chest wall. If you move the inframammary fold, then the relationship between the inframammary fold in the nipple is distorted and a new asymmetry will be created.
It looks like your surgeon did an excellent job with an outstanding breast augmentation outcome.
To make accurate assessments regarding the outcome of plastic surgery procedures we always need to see a complete set of proper before and after pictures. If you don’t have before, and after pictures and ask your surgeon to forward the pictures they took.
We can’t address surgically related asymmetry without seeing what you look like before the procedure.
I think your surgeon did a very nice job for you
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD