My left breast is sagging. Will I need a revision? (Photo)

Hi. I think that at 9 weeks postop, it's too early to make decisions about changing anything. There will still be some "settling" and hopefully they will look more symmetric without needing to do any revision. Having said that, I think that it is always best to communicate your concerns to your surgeon. If you talk to him/her now, then he/she can help guide you to try to fix it without surgery. Also, if after a few months it doesn't get better, then your surgeon is already aware of the problem and can decide when it might be best to do something about it. Best of luck!

Dear Blockstar_Naya,
I think you should give it more time before you judge anything about your result. The muscle may be spasmed more on that side and take longer to drop. I ask my patient to give it four whole months before we look at the size, shape symmetry, etc. If at four months it is still higher, have your surgeon evaluate what may be the cause.
Best Wishes!

You are still very early in your healing and need to wait until you are 6 months from surgery. Then, if needed nipples can be adjusted. As your implant drops, the nipple will appear to raise.

To make an assessment regarding the outcome of a plastic surgery procedure we always need to see proper before and after pictures. If you don’t have before, and after pictures, then contact your surgeon and ask them to forward the pictures they took.
Two months is a bit early to assess the final outcome of your procedure.
It’s difficult to give you a good answer regarding each individual breast so if you have managed to flip the pictures. This makes it difficult to know which is the left or the right side.
Most women, and in fact, all people tend to have breast asymmetry. The majority of people have a left breast. That’s it slightly higher on the chest wall than the right side. For most people, this discrepancy is typically about half an inch. If the nipple sits at the center of the breast, this means for most people, the left nipple should also said slightly higher compared to the right side, since the left breast sits higher on the chest wall on most people. There are obviously variations and this is not true for everyone.In your case, we don’t know which is the left or right side.
Most plastic surgeons typically wait six months before making a final assessment or before discussing indications for revision surgery.
Mastopexy augmentation combination surgery is somewhat complex, and this combined procedure does have a slightly higher revision rate than other plastic surgery operations.
Continue following up with your provider and share your concerns with him or her.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD