Severe uneven breasts. What is the best option ? (photos)

Hello,Your breasts are not just different in size, they are different in skin surface area. Although an implant can expand skin, your breasts would never look alike early or late after such a surgery; one would be substantially overfilled by an implant and look firm and projecting while your larger would look the same as it does now. Additionally, neither would have the other issue addressed: nipple position.You will need a surgery that lifts the nipples up on both breasts, and substantially reduces the skin and breast tissue of the larger breast. This is a mastopexy reduction for both shape improvement and symmetry, and the goal is equalizing skin surface area and breast tissue volume, and improving shape and nipple position. This is a complex surgery, and not all qualified surgeons do it well. You should only see ABPS certified/ASAPS member surgeons that really specialize in breast surgery. Best of luck!

Thank you for your question.The goal of symmetry can be achieved in several manners. It appears the best way to achieve symmetry is by a left breast reduction, and right breast lift (if you are happy with the volume of the right breast). The breasts will never be the same, as nature intended, but the aforementioned surgery will definitely lead you to looking more balanced. The reduction can also be covered by insurance, if documented correctly. I recommend seeking a board certified plastic surgeon for this type of surgery.Regards,Manish C. Champaneria, MD

Looks like your best option would be to undergo a reduction of the larger size and a lift of the smaller breast to help even out the two breasts. You can always undergo an augmentation later if you want greater volume. Best to see a board certified plastic surgeon in your area who takes the time to properly examine and measure you in person and gives you the best surgical options for you. Good luck!

 You have breast asymmetry in this can be improved using breast reduction/lift techinques.  Depending on what you were trying to achieve, it is possible that you may require an implant to achieve more symmetry. Is very difficult to comment completely on your particular case without seeing you and. examining you. Best of luck. 

While they can never be the same! You can expect to be tremendously netter then you are now. Insurance may pay if they cover breast reductions. I would think you will be much happier! Good Luck!