Is It Normal for my Breast to Look Pointing Down After a Breast Augmentation? (photo)

Depending on how large an implant you choose, it may be normal to have extra fullness above the nipple right after breast augmentation. As time goes by and you massage the implants downward, the lower part of the breast tends to fill out and get more natural looking. Most changes occur in the first six weeks to four months. The breast can even tend to look more natural over a year or two. After a sufficient amount of time, you can assess whether you like the shape of your breasts and explore your options if you do not. 

I just saw this question, I am sure at the one year point you have a totally different outcome and shape to your breasts now that the tissues have had time to mold around the implant

       Larger implant augmentations (average in US in 350 cc) can take substantially longer to drop or assume their final positions.  If, after 6 months, the implants have not dropped to a satisfactory position, the inferior portion of the muscle can be released, if necessary, with the inferior capsule.

The volume of the implants is being artificially supported by swelling in the tissues of the breast and chest.  When the swelling subsides, the volume will be distributed in a more naturaly way (described as "dropping")

The implants are high right now.  Two months out I would expect then to be a little lower.  But sometimes it takes three months.  I will say they are big implants for small breasts and a small body.  I think they may always a look a little high due to implant pocket disproportion