After breast augmentation surgery there is often swelling and the implants tend to sit high on the chest. It takes a few months for this to fully resolve. I like to see patients back at three months to get their post-procedure pictures. I find at that time the implants have fully settled and nearly all the swelling is gone. At 7.5 weeks there's still some changes that will occur so I would recommend trying to be patient.There's also natural breast asymmetry that should be recognized. Everyone has slight differences between their breasts. It's just a matter of how hard you decide to look for it. I try to always point out the little differences between the breasts prior to surgery, only because they are there, and after surgery patient's will examine and notice any little differences. Preoperative asymmetries will be present postoperatively after a breast augmenation and sometimes they will be more visible. Everything is essentially magnified after an augmentation. The slight differences that are present now may be a function of normal healing, or may be the natural asymmetries that were present before surgery and you as the patient are recognizing them because you are critically evaluating your breasts in a way you never did before surgery. Minor asymmetries are normal and shouldn't be addressed but if there is something major that really bothers you then discuss your concerns with your surgeon.
