Breast Lift W/ Implants on 26 Y.O Mom of Twins

I got a comment asking if I ever got a revision so I figured I'd make another update.

The Good:
I still don't wear bras and my boobs look great in almost any outfit. I still have to wear pasties so my piercings don't show. I LOVE the silicone "grippy not sticky" ones by Cakes. They don't stick to me, making them painful to take off. They're just grippy enough not to move around and they're invisible under even my thinnest tshirts.

My boyfriend still loves my body, even though I've gained a bit of weight. (Keep in mind he didn't think I needed to get a lift in the first place though) I'm probably about 145lbs now. Most of my weight is in my butt so I don't mind. But It's making me want to go back for arm lipo.

The Bad:
The asymmetry still bothers me, especially the fact that the implant on my right side (left in the front facing photos) sits higher than it should and affects the profile view somewhat. I might be the only one that notices it with clothes on but my left breast is still bigger/lower than the right.

For now I've decided not to go back for a revision right now. I'll probably get like a crescent lift and change to smooth implants in a few years. Sooner if my skin starts to loosen and sag again. If I could go back in time I might have chosen a different surgeon, but at the time I was doing my research, his photos were the closest to my goal. I just didn't like the approach he took in response to my concerns. I don't feel I should be expected to pay again when I wasn't at fault for the issues I was experiencing.

That being said, I've learned to live with it and I'm happy enough with the outcome due in part to the support I get from my family.

I also wanted to add that I haven't regained 100% of sensation to my areolas. Getting my nipples pierced still hurt so it's not all gone but I can certainly notice a difference, especially along the scar outlines.

So if you read my previous updates, you know I was having some issues with symmetry. I relayed these concerns to my PS and he had me get an ultrasound to see if there were any underlying causes like a seroma. As expected, the ultrasound came back clear and there's nothing medically wrong with my breasts. I can also see some dimpling in the vertical scar when I lift my arms up or when my muscles are flexed. It's less noticeable if I'm standing normally but still bothers me.

Unfortunately since it's a cosmetic issue, if I want it fixed, I'd be expected to pay for a revision. To me that's crazy, because if the doctor caused the asymmetry, they should fix it for free. He basically told me that I should be happy that at least they're better than they were before. That rubbed me the wrong way. You can see in my before photos, my breasts were very close in size/shape. I never expected them to be 100% perfect but the surgery adding an issue I never had before is dissappointing. The only saving grace here is that with clothes on, you can't tell there's anything wrong right away.

For my next surgery, I want to have a BBL and was considering going back to Dr. Opp but after his response to my concerns, I'll most likely be looking elsewhere.