Are my Implants Falling off to the Sides Too Much? (photo)

Thank you for the questions and pics.  Your surgeon has made  generous "pockets" in order to keep your breasts soft.  Unfortunately, the side effect is sometimes there is a lateral drift of the implants.  Also, in patients with submuscular implants, this lateral drift can happen over time because the pec muscles continuously push the implants laterally. 

The other issue you have is that the left implant appears lower than the right.  If you undergo another surgery, the internal capsules can be stitched together on the sides in order to push the implants in toward each other and also to raise the left side.  As far as your scarring goes, you may try to leave steri-strips over your scars for 6 weeks post-op.  I do this on all my patients and the scarring is minimized.

One other thing for you to notice is that if you look at the photo from the foot, you will see just how steeply and asymmetrically your chest wall angles toward the outside.  This predisposes you to lateral drift, like the implants sitting on the roof of a house and wanting to roll to the gutters by gravity.  You can go back and close off the pockets, wear a proper garment for 3 months and then hope they say more toward the center.  But occasionally they just won't do that.