Is It Normal for One Implant to Move More Freely Than the Other? (photo)

Breasts can settle at different rates and it appears that is what's happening to yours. Please wait about 3-4 months before assessing your results.

Totally normal, remember the pec muscles are not evenly strong because we each have a dominant side which means everything will happen asymettrically when they are healing

Hello,

Thank you for posting good photos.

It is common that your implants settle at different pace. You will need to be a little more patient as the final results will be normally reached at about 6-8 months post surgery.

Since every patient is different, it is important that you do follow your surgeon's post-op instructions and exercises as they will help achieve the best results you can have.

Thank you for you inquiry and the best of wishes to you.

Dr. Sajjadian

Thanks for the posted photos, very nicely done. In general the result appears very good. But the degree of slight asymmetry noted needs in person evaluation. For now I would observe the situation for 3 to 6 more months. 

Yes, some degree of breast asymmetry is quite common after breast augmentation surgery. I think you have made the correct diagnosis in that one breast implant has been slower to “settle” than the other. Of course, encapsulation (cc) is a clinical diagnosis that must be made on physical examination.   Your plastic surgeon is in the best position to advise you.

Best wishes.

It is not uncommon after breast augmentation to have one implant settles before the other. You are only seven week out of surgery and the implants still has more time to settle. You need to follow the post operative instructions very carefully and contact your plastic surgeon if you have any concerns.

Thank you for your question and photographs. At 7 weeks you appear to have a very nice result after your breast augmentation. The implants have not yet reached their final position and have not fully dropped. It would be normal for the tissues to feel somewhat firm and this can occur asymmetrically.However please see your plastic surgeon and express your concerns so he or she can put her mind at ease.