Does my inframammary fold need to be lowered? (photos)

After 2 1/2 years, you probably have a very stable result. I don't hesitate to lower the inframammary fold if appropriate, but you may get an excellent result with manipulation of the pocket and breast tissue in that area. You should talk to your plastic surgeon about your concerns and the different options to address this.

The inframammary fold should not be lowered in most cases including yours. Textured implants tend to settle less than smooth implants and this could be one of the reasons your lower pool did not expand. It seems that you might benefit from radial scoring of the lower pool as well in order to allow it to expand as well as a more aggressive dual plane extending above the nipple areolar complex.#StayBeautiful #RealDrWorldWide

Dear Norwegiangirl7,If you are considering a revision surgery, I would suggest you to consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Only after a thorough examination you will get more information and recommendations.Daniel Barrett, MD

Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

unless you are accepting of the risks for bottoming out and having a concave upper pole (where yours are near level and flat).  If you want more lower pole fullness and roundness, best way to achieve this is with fat grafting if you have excesses that can be harvested and grafted to your lower poles.  Ask your surgeon about what options he/she can provide you.

Greetings:
Your photos demonstrate a pleasing outcome from the surgery on your B cup breasts. 
You might benefit from  lower pole capsule releases and possible smooth implant placements with small size increases.  Bottoming out of the implants is a risk with revisions. Consultation and an examination with a board certified plastic surgeon would be an appropriate approach to discuss your options.
Best Regards,