I feel like my breasts look very uneven right now. Is there anything I can do to improve the results? (Photo)

In some cases, uneven appearance or restricted movement in breast implants can be due to factors such as capsular contracture, implant displacement, or muscle tightness. Your surgeon will be able to determine the underlying cause and suggest appropriate steps to address it. This may involve additional treatment or revision surgery, depending on the specific issue.

To improve the results and address breast asymmetry, your surgeon may consider various options, such as adjusting the implant position, revising the pocket where the implant is placed, or recommending specific exercises to improve muscle flexibility and movement. They will take into account your individual circumstances and the characteristics of your breasts to provide you with the best advice.

It can sometimes be helpful to seek a second opinion if you are not convinced by your surgeon's answer.


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Thank you for your question. It is important to have a consultation in person with a board-certified plastic surgeon for proper opinion.

However based on your photographs your breast implants have bottomed out Which means that more than 50% of your breast implant rest underneath the nipple areola.

At this can be corrected but requires surgery. If you have concerns you should obtain a second opinion from an experienced board-certified plastic surgeon.