My Breasts Came out Two Different Sizes After my Breast Reduction. Will They Even Out? (photo)

 Thank you for the question and pictures. Your concerns are certainly understandable. However, I think that you have been given good advice;  the plastic surgeon who has performed your operation will know your situation best ( exactly what was done and how you are progressing…).   Relative  to his advice, online consultants'  cannot contribute much when it comes to meaningful advice and/or reassurance.  In other words, online consultants will not be able to accurately predict whether your breast symmetry will improve with time or not.

 Therefore, it will be best for you to continue to exercise patience and allow for several months to pass before evaluating the end results of the procedure performed. In the meantime, continue to follow-up with your plastic surgeon who is in the best position to rule out complications that may  cause breast asymmetry.  In the longer term, if significant breast asymmetry persists, revisionary breast surgery may be necessary to improve the outcome.

 Best wishes; hopefully you will be pleased with the long-term outcome of the procedure performed.

 

It appears to me as though your right breast is noticeably larger than your left.  This could be swelling still at only 3 weeks postop, but in all honesty, I am afraid that with this much disparity, it most likely represents under-resection of tissue on the left relative to the right.  Regardless, it is still too early to do anything about it one way or the other, and you should simply wait for your tissues to heal and settle more.   You would never want to revise surgery like this before about 3 to 4 months if you don't have to because the tissues just aren't healed sufficiently to tolerate it.  Just be patient at this point.