Is it normal for implant to drop right after surgery and then go up again? (photos)

Did you have a capsular contracture?  Is that why you needed the revision, or was the implant just too high because of the pocket?  It would help if you posted an anterior after photo too.  It is possible that the muscle is pushing the implant up and this may subside with time BUT I don't know enough about what you had done to know for sure.  You should see your plastic surgeon to be examined in person.  Discuss your concerns with your surgeon.All the best,

This could be normal healing for your body, although I am not aware of the reason for your breast revision.  If your revision is because of capsular contracture, it is possible this is recurring, although unlikely this soon post-op.  Usually, if the implant was sitting high after surgery and never settled, upon revision the pocket is scored and the implant then settles.  I would share your concerns with your surgeon.  Thank you.

An implant placed below the muscle will do exactly as you describe. It will sit beautifully in the pocket for the first 12 hours or so and then begin to ascend. Its descent then happens over the next 3 months and, during that time, it is not something you should worry too strongly about. Best,Dr. Pyle

Hard to advise via the internet. Best to return to your surgeon ASAP for follow up visit to be examined concerning this situation./// 

You have an axillary incision.  If an endoscope was used to aid the dissection then it is more precise.  There are certain bands and or bras that control position while it heals.  Please let your surgeon know.  If you need a second opinion then Please find an experienced Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and member of the Aesthetic Society using the Smart Beauty Guide. These Plastic Surgeons can guide you on all aspects of facial surgery, breast augmentation and body procedures including tummy tucks or mommy makeovers!