After a buttock augmentation surgery with implants, it's not uncommon for there to be some initial differences in the position and appearance of the implants. Swelling, settling, and natural tissue adjustments can play a role in how the implants eventually settle into their final position. However, the extent to which this can happen varies from person to person. It can take longer than 7 months so I would suggest having patients and waiting a few more months. Massaging the area around the implant is sometimes recommended by surgeons as part of the recovery process, but it's important to follow your surgeon's specific instructions. Massaging should be done gently and according to the guidance provided by your surgeon, as excessive or incorrect manipulation could potentially cause harm or complications. If you're concerned about the asymmetry and the position of the implants, I strongly recommend that you reach out to your board-certified plastic surgeon who performed the procedure. They can assess your current condition, provide advice, and determine if any intervention is needed to address the difference in implant position. They may suggest a wait-and-see approach, additional massages, or potentially other corrective measures. I hope this helps Best Regards och lycka till. Dr. Layth Gurgia Consultant plastic surgeon Stockholm - Sweden