How perfect are your breast after exchange?

I have Natrelle 421. One side is a bit lower than the other and a tad concave up top. I asked my PS to move the implant a bit away from the armpit on one side. In a bra you can't tell. I'm probably the only ones who would notice anyway. When I got the nipple tattoos it helped draw my eye away from the differences. 

Remember that your originals were quite possibly not purely symmetrical, but after all the work done you tend to expect perfection - understandable.

Also, every surgery has risks and there is the chance of infection, so accepting small differences may be a better option.

It is, of course, your choice. Perfect or good enough, is your decision to make.

The Mods

Symmetrical, perfect breasts are incredibly rare even in natural breasts Really, most women with natural breasts have asymmetry, which can be slight to significant (like differences of 2+ cup sizes). This can be due to genetics, ribcage shape/asymmetries, etc. They are sisters, not twins!

I did not do an exchange as I went to straight to implant, and am now just over 4 1/2 months out. Mine have dropped and fluffed a lot since I first had them put in and I am not sure they are done yet. I am very happy with them. I do notice a ripple/dent that is more apparent at times (seems to depend on what bra I was just wearing) on the outside of one of them, the side that was larger and had the larger skin flap to begin with, but it is not enough to bother me to want a separate surgery to address it - I would only do if it really a started to bother me and would require insignificant downtime at my own schedule. When it comes time to change implants in a few years, then maybe it can be addressed. In a bra, in clothing, and even naked, I am happy with them and actually like their appearance better than my natural breasts (these are more firm, symmetrical, and perky)

At first they were not at all symmetrical and shaped very differently. One side had a larger pocket to begin with, and that side seemed to have dropped and fluffed faster as it was easier for it to accommodate the implant (I had about 445g removed from one side and 371g removed from other, with 435cc Allergan Natrelle Inspiras, smooth round silicone, put in). The other side took a lot longer and sat higher and tighter for weeks into months, so looked smaller. If one was really to inspect they might not be totally symmetrical due to ribcage differences or thickness of tissue, but to me they seem quite symmetrical at this point, and my nipples have also evened out (they were also wonky at first due to the differences on each side but now have evened out considerably).

I have some rippling on the non-radiated side. It bothers me, but I don't want to risk creating some other problem by doing fat grafting. I don't have me nipple tattoos...those re scheduled for December.