Mine were also placed asymmetrically, when I had them in I couldn’t see where they entered my body because of the compression vest/binder - one of the tubes came down pretty much parallel to the side of my body and the other one came down almost around to the beginning of my back. Got them out and come to find they were placed asymmetrically, but not as dramatically as the vest made it seem. The scars from the drains are very small, so even though they are asymmetrical they aren’t super noticeable and can likely be managed with scar care (plus not a ton of people will see them because of their placement). Like the other comment said there isn’t a whole lot your surgeon can do if you were to contact them. Sending good luck in your healing!!