Right Breast Implant Sits Higher Than the Other

Hard to tell anything without photos. You are way too early to make any statements about the final result. They usually start to descend at about three weeks. In general it may take 6 months to a year or so to have the implants finally fall into place. Best that you communicate with your board certified plastic surgeon and let him/her know what is going on. Every surgeon may have their own protocol for message, etc;.

Thank you for your question.  It is not uncommon for implants to settle at different rates following a breast augmentation procedure.  Implants can take up to 3-4 months to settle completely and other than performing breast massages (only to be done at the recommendation of your operating surgeon - not all surgeons recommend breast massages) the only other thing that can be done is to patiently wait it out (which I can appreciate is easier said than done).  I would recommend that you follow up with your operating surgeon to discuss your concerns and whether or not your surgeon has any suggestions to help facilitate the settling process.  I hope you find this helpful and best of luck!  

It is a little too early for your results to appear. Normally, I tell my patients to wait about 3-4 months to see the implants to drop and settle, giving you a more natural breast contour with more fullness in the lower portion. The bandages help, but it's also the pull of gravity and your natural tissue expansion that help this process along.

You should trust the advice of your surgeon as he is aware of the technical elements of your surgery.  Give it time and the implants will resume their final position. If there is still asymmetry, discuss your concerns again in 6 months. 

It is much to early to pronounce another operation required to establish symmetry of your breasts.  Slight asymmetry is the rule after breast surgery which usually changes over time.  This may take several months so be patient.