Follow-up question: 6.5 months post-op breast implant asymmetry & soreness (Photo)

Hello!
It is hard to discern right v left. One breast looks tighter than the opposite which looks softer and more "filled out" with lower crease. The higher tighter breast I am assuming is the one you are working on with the band, massage and ultrasound. It does appear that the one breast is contracted and I am glad to hear it is becoming less so with the treatments you are doing. Massage and the band are great. Some patients take Singulair medication to help as well - this would need to be prescribed by your surgeon.
It is normal for you to feel "something" with lifting and working out, particularly if your implants were placed behind your pectoralis muscles. This will be your "new normal" and is totally fine.
I would definitely recommend that you run your questions and concerns by your plastic surgeon. Best wishes to you!
Best wished to you!

Although it isn't normal to have persistent pain 6 months after breast augmentation, sometimes it can persist that long for very active women. Because it's been more than 6 months and because your breast implants aren't symmetric, I think it would be a very good idea to talk to your surgeon about both issues. Then he/she can give you a good idea of what is going on and how to move forward to correct it. Best of luck!