420 cc extra high profile implants - Skeptical but starting to love these

So, since my last update, I asked my surgeon, sent a few pictures and he thinks it is the muscle. When I contract my muscle, it does worsen. So, I decided to go back to no bra for a bit, and stop swimming to give my body more time to heal. My breast looks normal again in just a few days. The indent is gone. I guess I will just keep doing the no bra, or only sports bras for a while and avoid upper body workouts.

I am 3.5 months post-op. Recently noticed that I have an indention in my R breast when I raise my arm, sometimes it is not noticeable, and other times it is. Only notice it if I raise my arm. The breast and implant are very mobile. The implant is nice and soft. I noticed it once my implant finally started to "fluff" that side, as that boob was more narrow initially. Will this correct or is the start of something concerning? It does not look lime the typical double bubble, and it surely isn't bottoming out. WTF?

So, yesterday was the 3 month mark. I kept going back and forth for the longest time about how I felt about my new breasts. I am now in LOVE. They have dropped and are soft. Comfortable most of the time. They still get a little tight sometimes. I just went swimming for the first time last week, and they did feel weird the first few times. That settled down really quick though. The right areola is larger than the left, just as it was before, so that is fine with me. And it doesn't take a whole lot to obtain cleavage with the right bra. I was a 36B to 38 barely B. Now a 38D/DD depending on the bra. Thanks so much to Dr. Schwartz.