No. By themselves, breast implants hardly ever reach a perfect symmetry between asymmetric breasts.
In your case, not only are the breasts different in volume, but they apparently differ in shape and in location.
To reach the closest result to symmetry, you would probably need a breast augmentation with a lift. During a breast augmentation, the straight forward Right breast would be augmented to the desired size. The left breast would then be augmented with a temporary implant (SIZER) and its shape and location would be tailored based on various sizer volumes. Once your surgeon knows the best breast implant to place in the left breast, h/she would do so and then he/she would shape / lift the breast to match the right as much as possible.
http://www.cosmeticsurgeryspecialists.org/breastsurgery/breastliftandbreastreduction.html
Good Luck.
Peter A Aldea, MD
