If You Have Asymmetry Does Your Breast Augmentation Cost More?

The simple answer to your question is that it probably will cost more than just implants because implants alone are not likely to treat the asymmetry. IT is impossible to predict the amount of change you will experience with lactation as well. Depending on how different they are after pregnancy measurements (of the degree of volume discrepancy, nipple and inframammary fold dystopia, nipple to crese distance, sternal notch to nipple distance, etc) will determine the best procedure for you and there is about a 30% chance you will require revision. IT is impossible to predict the amount of change you will experience with lactation as well.

In some cases, breast implants of different sizes can be placed to help correct asymmetry.  In these cases, the cost of surgery is usually the same as typical breast augmentation surgery.  If you require a lift component to achieve the best asymmetry, then the costs are generally more since more time will be required to perform the surgery.  

That’s a wonderful question! NOSize variability between breasts is extremely common, and correcting these differences is part of what we're accomplishing with a breast augmentation, mild or significant.In order to simplify things, it’s easiest to make sure you understand what the OVERALL cost of the procedure is, and what precisely it includes in terms of cost and expertise in your geographical region. Our range depending on your specific needs is $5,000 - $7,500. It should absolutely be all-inclusive, and the most influential factors include,Is this an actual Plastic Surgeon performing the operation?Is the plastic surgeon Fellowship Trained specifically in aesthetic plastic surgery?Does the Plastic Surgeon have experience is dealing with significant size discrepancies?Does the surgeon hold privileges at a local hospital, as a Plastic Surgeon?Where will the surgery be performed? Hospital or certified outpatient surgery center?What type of anesthesia will be used? General versus local anesthesia?Choose your surgeon based NOT only on price, but whether you feel he would truly walk you thru the process and can achieve your long-term aesthetic goals. Also, it is not unreasonable to ask to speak to prior patients, visit the surgical facility, and definetly see before and after photos.You should also keep in mind that your choice of plastic surgery practice and surgeon, should also be a long-term choice. Chances are that you may want further services for yourself, family, and friends and want to establish a place where you become a member of the family. So be sure you love the staff, and the overall feel of the office. This should be a long-term investment in your future.Best wishes.