Issues with breast aug 6 months after surgery (Photo)

It looks that you needed lift to start with. There is some asymmetry in position of implants which seem too large for you. You should revise your goals and have 1-2 in person consults with another surgeons to decide what to do next. Hope this helps.

Your implants appear to have settled high are very full on top.

Revision of the pockets should lower the implants and give more lower fullness. Another option may. E smaller implants. In my experience, you do not need a lift.

Close follow up with your plastic surgeon is recommended to discuss your options and expectations.

Dear Forceful967461,
I understand your concern. However, without a proper assessment, it would be difficult to determine what is wrong. It is best that you visit your plastic surgeon for further assessment or ask for a second opinion. Only after a thorough examination, you can get proper recommendations and advice.
Daniel Barrett, MDCertified, American Board of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

it certainly seems like you need revision surgery. Maybe your doctor would prefer to wait a bit longer before making any determination. I believe you will have to return to the operating room at some point. It seems like you do not need a breast lift, but I would have to examine you more closely. Good luck.

Since you are 6 months out from your surgery, you should talk to your surgeon about your concerns. I agree that they still look high and slightly asymmetric. But without seeing what you looked like before surgery, and without understanding the decision-making process that led you to choose the implants you chose, it is hard to fully address your concerns. I'm sure your surgeon can suggest ways to make you happy with the results, since ultimately that is the goal. Best of luck!

Your implants are still sitting high. As large as they are, they may not have enough room to drop. You can try wearing the chest band and see if ultrasound treatments will help soften the pocket and let your implants drop. Your implants are too large for your base and the pocket may have to be opened surgically to let them settle. If you have surgery, I suggest going smaller.

I would say that you are a very good example of needing a lift but not getting a lift and then having a very, very large implant to try to lift the breast. The bottom line is that breast implants do not lift the breast. You cannot augment yourself out of a lift; if you need a lift you need a lift. I would suggest replacing the implants with a smaller implant that will fit your chest and getting a lift done at the same time so the implant and the breast are aligned. Right now the breast is falling off the implant and the implant is so big for your chest that it has to go very high near your clavicle to find the space to fit and it even makes the dissociation between your breast and implant even more noticeable.

From the submitted photos it appears the implants are sitting too high. It is likely you'll need surgical intervention to improve the results. If a lift was needed you can consider that at that time. Smaller implants may also be recommended.

Without preop photos, it is difficult to say exactly why your implants haven't "dropped." Certainly a 605cc implant is a large implant. It is possible that your nipple-fold distance may not have been long enough to place that size of implant in the native inframammary fold. Since you are only 6 months out, I would recommend sharing your concerns with your surgeon. He/she can then help you decide the best course of action (i.e. pocket revision, smaller implants, lift, etc) that align with your goals.

Although it is hard to tell without seeing your pre op pics, It looks to me like you probably had a Tuberous Breast deformity in addition to drooping. With a tuberous breast, Its very tough do get a natural looking breast using large implants. So, in either case, I would definitely recommend a lift and possible smaller implants. The other question is what profile implants you have. If they are not High Profile, I would definitely recommend switching to High Profile and possible smaller. High Profile does not mean more fullness up high. It means more projecting and less fullness at the top.