Different color liquid for drains after Sientra breast augmentation. Am I using my right side too much? (Photo)

Drainage is rarely the same for both sides or exactly the same color. Most often the dominant size would have more drainage as their is more motion but not always. Most surgeons do not use drains though perfectly fine to do so.

It is very common to have different color drainage and different amounts of drainage after any surgical procedure in which drains are used.  I assume you are seeing your surgeon back soon, and would let him or her know of the drainage amounts and characteristics.

Your surgeon used drains which is fine and acceptable. As with any surgery, each side does not always behave the same as the other in terms of swelling and recovery. The side with a bit more reddish drainage probably would have had a bit more bruising without the drain in place. Give it a bit of time and they should wind up being quite similar with a fabulous result. Don't stress, I'm sure you will be happy once all settles down and heals. This might take a week or a bit more but be confident in the final results - I predict all the best for you:)

There is no need to be alarmed by the difference in drainage color and output demonstrated by your photos.  These variances are completely normal.

For breast augmentation, I typically do not use drains and patients can go back to working or working out after 48 hours.  When drains are used, it is very common to have one side with a straw colored fluid called serous fluid and another with a red tinge.  Yours appears entirely normal and has nothing to do with the type of implant.