One breast dropping... the other not?

[laudev8]

Hi all!

I got my breast augmentation on June 16th, 2009 and have noticed that my right breast has "dropped" or fluffed and feels quite natural... It feels great! The other breast however, seems a little harder and higher up. Is this normal? Will this one eventually drop too?

I have moved to a different part of the country since my breast augmentation surgery so unfortunately this isn't something that I'd be able to see my surgeon about. Anyone who has gone through this or has advice on this would be extremely helpful... thank you!!!

[Mafresita]

Mine are the samee the left one is super soft and the right one is a bit higher and harder, i'm pretty sure that i have capsular contraction grade 1 but i have been to my surgeon and he says there's nothing to worry about :s This post has helped alot but as soon as i stop doing this the breast starts getting hard again

http://www.justbreastimplants.com/fo...surgery-3.html (Beating Capsular Contracture without Surgery)

[newmommy]

I am having the same thing going on with mine. The right one is great, and the left one seems to be lagging behind on the dropping and fluffing. I am trying to be patient and wait it out a bit. I just saw my ps two weeks ago and she said that everything looks good and it will take time for them to get where they need to be, up to a year for them to finish healing and dropping. So don't feel too bad, I am in the same boat as you. Good luck with everything.

[dotty]

My surgery was 2 months ago as of today and my left one is softer than the right one as well.
The difference between mine were and are that pre-op my left one was a little bigger in size, to even them out we decided to add 25 cc into the right breast.

So my thoughts are:

LEFT: pre-op larger, implant 350cc, post-op softer and little lower
RIGHT: pre-op smaller, implant 375cc, post-op not as soft and little higher still

Is it possible that since the implant was a touch larger it will take a little longer to soften, and I am also thinking that originally my smaller breast automatically has less tissue, so it may take longer to work with th gravity,

Any comments on my thoughts please.

(just afraid that there may be a capsular contraction, but a couple weeks ago the MD said that it felt and looked good. Are we becoming all paranoid about the complications?)

[divaluxe]

I don't have any answers, but I just wanted to add my support in the form of a "me too". My left boob is about an inch lower than the right. My doctor also says there is nothing to worry about, and I really hope he is right. Boo.