Thank you for this important question!The answer is 100% YES.Imagine your two buttock muscles like neighbours, they are not aligned in their response to implant surgery. It is important to bear that in mind because in many cases the "falling-in-place " of the implants occurs at different speeds.This is a totally normal and this is why it is so important to be patient in the recovery process.In the majority of my buttock implant cases I observe some degree of asymmetry in the first 6-8 weeks which usually evens out when everything has " fallen into place" after around 6 months.So my advice is if you are still within that timeframe do not stress, you are like observing a normal healing and a self-limiting problem.Hope that helps !
Yes, this is common. its important to give the implants time to heal before determining the end result. Be sure to choose a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who specializes in this procedure and recognized for it.
