One of my Breasts is 34E and my Other Breast is 34B, What Size Should I Be To Make Them Symmetrical?

i hate my difference and im getting my breast operation i dont know what size is good for me im 5ft 4 i want my smaller one to be bigger and reduce the bigger one

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E cup 5 ft 4 in to 5 ft 7 in asymmetry B cup recommendation size

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Breast asymmetry

A 34 B breast has approximate volume of 300 mL's. A 34 E breast has approximate volume of 600 mL's. If you underwent an implant of 300 cc into your B size breast, it would correspond to an E. An implant smaller than that would require a reduction of the larger breast. The larger breast can be reduced through a circumareola approach, if skin removal is needed or liposuction if skin removal in not needed. Best of Luck, Gary Horndeski, M.D. more

Asymmetry correction

A physical exam would be required to make any recommendations. During this assessment, I would need to take measurements of your chest wall, evaluate the nipple position (any sagging), and assess your skin quality. I consider two factors when selecting implants for my patients: 1.Dimensional planning 2.Gel Implant Sizing system Dimensional planning – The measurements of your chest wall are taken. Also, the breast dimensions... more

Augment/reduction

You certainly have choices. Plaese understand that the augmented breast will not be the same shape as the reduced one. Some patients will have a reduction only to attempt to match the smaller breast; others will do this first and then consider bilateral augmentation at a later point, or have both performed simultaneously. As you can tell from the responses to your query, this isn't a simple procedure and it does require a lot of patient input as to what you would be comfortable with. ... more

One of my Breasts is 34E and my Other Breast is 34B, What Size Should I Be To Make Them Symmetrical?

In patients with a significant asymmetry, if they would be happy with the size of their smaller breast, then the surgery is very much simpler and more predictable...reduce the larger breast to match the smaller, consider a lift of the smaller if it needs one due to sagging. As soon as you decide you want to be larger in volume than the smaller breast, then you need implants. And one problem is that putting an implant into the smaller breast will create a shape (in terms of roundness and... more

You Can Best Decide On Size Of Asymmetrical Breasts

You need to give some input on the size you would like for your breasts to be following a reduction on one side and an augmentation of the other. You could "try on implants" on the smaller side to help this determination. That breast could then serve as a template for the reduction side.