320cc moderate low & breast asymmetry, how to best correct? (Photos)

Hi - it is difficult to answer this question without the benefit of photographs or seeing you in person. However, fundamentally, making the breasts larger (for example by upsizing an implant) and performing a lift at the same time does introduce additional risks as the surgeon is attempting to...

Hi, thanks for your question. Based on the photographs, it does look like you have some asymmetry with the soft tissues falling off your right breast implant, which as you say, has remained high. There is a difference in the distance from the nipple areolar complex to the fold beneath the breast...

However, what I can tell you is the approach was all wrong. You had very asymmetric breasts in both size and shape, hence the unilateral breast lift, and you can now see how the relative contribution of the implant to total breast volume has an effect on breast appearance. Your smaller breast's...

Your 1,2,3m progression photos show a normal progression of the implants being high and migrating lower. The left breast has settled into a nice position. The right breast has maybe gone too low. There are baseline asymmetries - the left breast is a little fuller, more sternal fullness, the...

You definitely need an implant with a lift. Ideally also some Galaflex or some type of soft tissue support. This would be the most beneficial for you to restore a breast bound with appropriate position of the nipple-areola complex.

Dear liberty1984, I understand your concern. However, without a proper assessment, it would be difficult to determine what is wrong. It is best that you visit your plastic surgeon for further assessment or ask for a second opinion. Only after a thorough examination, you can get proper...