2 Months Post Op and Breasts Are Uneven: Will They Even Out?

Based on your pictures, it appears that you and your surgeon chose implants that were too large for your skin envelope and the pockets created for the implants were not able to accommodate their size.  I would suggest revision with exchange to a lower volume and lower profile implant to achieve a more nature appearance.

 

Good Luck.

The single greatest complication in my experience in breast augmentation is implant asymmetry. One of the implants may be higher or lower than the other. If this is present right after surgery in the first few weeks, further implant settling may correct this problem. Once most of the swelling has gone by 6 or 8 weeks after surgery and the asymmetry persists, it is unlikely to get better. Your right breast implant has a lower inframammary fold and this will not spontaneously raise on its own. Ultimately you will need a revision for correction. I would wait a few more months to be sure that the 'target is stable' and the implants have achieved their final position.

The function of the breast augmentation is to make breasts bigger and even them as much as possible. There is limitations to the degree that implants can even the breasts. You may need revision later on. You need to discuss your concerns with your surgeon and review your before and after pictures.