Is it normal as Anatomical implants drop for one to look different than the other? (Photos)

Thank you very much for your question and
congratulations on your November 8th breast augmentation procedure.
At only about six weeks post-op, you are still in the earlier stages of
healing, meaning your breasts will continue to settle on your chest. The final
results can take up to three months to appear, and in some cases, residual
swelling can take up to six months or longer to resolve. As the breasts begin
to drop into their natural position, it is common to note temporary asymmetry.
Each breast will continue to settle at its own pace, but this will even out in
time. I recommend being patient and carefully following your doctor’s recovery
instructions. If you have any further concerns, however, I suggest you reach
out to your operating surgeon for his/her advice.

It is still early in your healing phase so the best thing to do is be patient and give your body time to heal. Textured implants can be slower to settle than smooth and often breast will heal at different rates. Be sure to check in with your surgeon on your progress, on occasion I will use a bra strap to help the implants settle.RegardsDr Guy Watts

It is too early in the healing stages of healing to see the end result, implants usually settle between  6-8 weeks just be patient and continue to follow up with your PS to discuss your concerns.

Although anatomic or tear drop shaped implants generally don't "drop" as much as round implants, they certainly still do. It is very common for implants to not drop at the same rate. So it is very possible that one implant has started to drop while the other has not. It's a little early to know what your final shape or outcome will be, or if an anatomic implant has rotated. It is certainly best for you to be seen in person by your treating plastic surgeon.

It is difficult to comment without seeing your preop photos. Often asymmetry postop is reflected in the differences preop. I would see your PS for an examination to see if there is any rotation.

You are only 4 weeks out from surgery.  Implants tend to settle the most between 2 and 4 months, so your tendency to settle has only begun.  I frequently see uneven settling during the first month.  This could be all it is.  It could also be a implant that has rotated.  You would need to check with your surgeon to see if this might be the case.  As far as uneven settling goes, I encourage my patients to massage down on their higher implant or lift up with a bra their lower implant and do this frequently.  I also encourage them to make sure their breasts look absolutely even in their bra,by shaping their breast into the cup, or add extra padding underneath the breast to lift that breast higher in their bra to help them even out.  I have used anatomical implants for well over 50% of my patients since 1990, and have never seen a rotation.  Do check with your surgeon early and see if he/she can tell you what is going on.  Good luck