Why is my right nipple pointing up at 9 weeks post breast augmentation? Why do I feeling discomfort in my right breast? (Photo)

Breasts typically have a little asymmetry both before and after surgery. If you are right hand dominant, it might take a little longer for this side to heal because you are using the muscles more than on the left. You also may have had some pre-existing asymmetry adding to the over all mild differences you are seeing.I would recommend that you follow up with your surgeon to discuss massage techniques for your right side, have photos taken so that changes can in appearance can be followed (as well as compared to pre-op), and they can check to see if you might be developing a capsular contracture on the right side.You might also incorporate Arnica Gel when you massage the right side to help with aching. Prescription pain creams are also available if the pain is severe. Ibuprofen might also help.Your results look beautiful, even if the asymmetry doesn't resolve. Follow up with your surgeon for reassurance and advice.Best wishes,

Hi,

Thanks for posting your question. I am happy to try and help you.

It is common to have implants settle at different rates. If your pre-existing
anatomy has your breast creases or breast folds at different positions, they
implants will settle to different places. So your preoperative anatomy has a
lot to do with a final result. You most likely had some nipple position asymmetry too. You are still early so give it some more time.BTW, you have a lovely result ;)

Best wishes,

Dr. Michael J. Brown
Northern Virginia Plastic Surgeon

It can take some patients fro 3-6 months for their breasts to fully heal and drop/settle into their new position. It is also extremely common for each breast to heal/drop at a different rate. It sounds as if you are doing everything that you should be doing. However, to relieve your anxiety, why don't you schedule an appointment to see your surgeon? An in person exam is always the best answer.