Revision on One Side - Breasts Now Uneven

Breast revision surgery is performed for a number of reasons and factors related to the patient’s initial breast surgery. One reason is asymmetry. However, there's no guarantee the #asymmetry will simply be resolved with one breast revision. There are various reasons breasts can appear uneven or asymmetrical; which have to be taken into account when your surgeon determines the appropriate approach and technique for your #revision surgery. Typically, it's best to wait 6 to 12 months depending on the reason for #revision.  Matters such as sagging or drooping  and size change will not improve with time. As with all cosmetic surgery, results will be rewarding if expectations are realistic. With any surgical procedure, there are some risks which your doctor will discuss with you during your consultation.

You are only 3 weeks out from revisionary surgery so I would suggest that you give yourself time to heal and for the swelling to subside, the implant to settle, etc..  I would ask that you follow closely with your surgeon so that he/she can keep an eye on your recovery.  Generally, I ask patients to allow for 3-6 months for implants to settle, etc. 

After undergoing a breast capsulectomy for contracture, I would give it three months for everything to settle, swelling to go down, etc.  Alot of changes can occur after going in and releasing/removing scar tissue.  Sometimes this can make the implant sit lower that the other side, but at this point, I would give yourself time to heal and let everything seal up internally. From the photograph you attached, things look good, but there is a difference between the two sides currently. Just be patient right now and be happy with the positive fact that the breast is soft.  I suspect that when it is all said and done, your symmetry will be good.  If not, then at the three month mark, I would then address it with your surgeon.  I hope this helps.