I have 700cc placed over the muscle and I really hate them. (photo)

A month after breast augmentation is
relatively early in the recovery process. Your final results are still months
away. It can take 3 to 4 months for your breast implants to soften and a full 6
months for your breast implants to settle into their final position. What
changes in those months is the tightness of the tissues surrounding the
implants and the position of the implants themselves. What won’t change is the
shape and size of your implants. I suggest that you give it about 6 months,
then consider revision surgery if you aren’t satisfied with the results.

Thank you for your question and photo. I'm sorry that you are unhappy with the results of your #breast #augmentation. : The two breasts
commonly heal quite differently. One breast may #swell more, feel more
#uncomfortable, or have a different initial #shape. After complete healing, they
will be more similar and natural. You must have patience, but if this causes
concern, ask questions of the doctor or the nursing staff.

The #final #shape of your breasts will
start to look its best approximately three (3) months after surgery. It takes
time for the skin and muscle to #stretch and #relax around the new implant. The
breast will often look higher, firmer, and “less natural” in the first three
(3) months. It can take up to a year to see your final result.If you are unhappy and uncomfortable, discuss this with your #BCPS. If you are still unhappy with the results by six months postop, you may decide to discuss and/or pursue revision surgery. Best wishes!

Hello,Thank you for your question and photos. Typically I would suggest waiting at least 6 months before considering a secondary procedure. You could expect your breasts and your comfort with them to change in that time as well. If not, you may want to discuss the option of smaller, less projecting breast implants with or without a lift. Share your concerns and continue to follow up with your Plastic Surgeon,All the best

At this point you are
early in the healing process. Swelling and implants will continue to settle and scars will
continue to improve. Follow up with your surgeon as directed. You should allow yourself at least three months before final results. 
Regards,

With you being 4 weeks out, there is probably still some swelling that will subside.  The shape, however, most likely will still look very round and fake, because that's what large saline- filled implants placed over the muscle in someone who has saggy breasts with little breast tissue and thin loose skin typically looks like.  Submuscular placement of silicone gel implants typically yields a more natural look and feel (with less rippling and wrinkling which is the biggest disadvantage of saline- filled implants as well as subglandular placement).  Usually with someone with your tissue characteristics, you are also looking a the possibility of needing a breast lift as well to deal with your excess loose skin (especially if you down size from your 700cc implants (which are considered very large by most standards) to give your breasts optimal shape).  The newer highly cohesive anatomically shaped "gummy bear" silicone gel implants can give you the most natural look with the least rippling/ wrinkling, least chance of capsular contracture and lowest rate of rupture.  I would recommend getting several consultations from board certified plastic surgeons experience in doing a lot of revisional breast surgery (hopefully not for their own patients).  Best wishes.

Hello,Implant size is the most important variable in determining the appearance of your breast, specifically 'fake' or 'natural'. I believe based on your appearance, these implants were placed to counter your breasts initial appearance, which was probably droopy. You could certainly get a revision surgery, but should probably visit a few ABPS certified/ASAPS member surgeons that specialize in revision breast surgery. Best of luck!

Dear Baylorgirl,   Thanks for submitting your pictures, however pre operative pictures would have been very helpful. From observing the pictures,  I agree with you about the "look" . The implants are too big, because the surgeon tried to fill up the saggy skin instead of doing a lift procedure (mini lift - donut, or full lift - key hole ). Sadly,  the result is, still saggy breasts with very large areolas.  Unfortunately, you are one month after surgery. I recommend to my patients to wait 3-6 months for revision surgery.    When the time comes, you will have different options:   1. Maintain the implants above the muscles , reduce the size of implants and have a lift procedure. With a moderate reduction in size (450-500 cc implants) , a mini lift will be sufficient. Larger reduction might require full lift.  2. Place the implants under the muscles (my preferred technique) and proceed with implants size as above.   Always, consult with experienced board certified plastic surgeons who do lots of redo breasts augmentation in accredited surgery center for your safety. Most importantly, check the before and after pictures in the photo gallery, to make sure that they are numerous, consistent and attractive with natural "look".                     Best of luck,                                       Dr Widder          

HI ,  You probably should meet with your plastic surgeon to discuss your dissatisfaction with your result. There probably is not too much to do at this point except to wait a bit, then replace your implants with smaller ones and do a lift at the same time. Perhaps it might be helpful if you can find a picture of breasts that you like to show him/her.Best and good luck to you.Dr. Christine Rodgers

Thank you for your question and photographs and I am sorry that your results have not been what you anticipated.  At 4 weeks much of your swelling has resolved and although you will see some redistribution of volume of the implants to round out the lower portion of your breast mounds 700cc will leave you with a more augmented appearance.  I would advise you to speak with your surgeon to review your pre-surgery plan.  They can help explain the rationale for your implants while offering your possible revision procedures to better approximate the results you wanted.  Hope that this helps.

Just give your body time to heal and don't judge your breasts for at least 6-8 months. The swelling needs to resolve and the breasts need to settle.