Concerned about asymmetry 3 months Post-op. Will my left breast drop more and even out with right? (Photo)

July 13, 2014
Asked By:DreamBigger in Philadelphia, PA

Hi! I'm 3 months out, 450cc hp silicone submuscular. After surgery my right breast was the smaller, higher one. But at around 2 weeks it's like the right just took off and the left has yet to catch up, and is now the smaller, higher breast. My right is fuller, rounder and has more definition (contoured). My left just has a different shape and is noticeably smaller, which really bothers me. Is it likely my left will drop some more and they'll even out? Or is this my final result? Thank you!

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