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My right breast sits lower than the left one. Any suggestions? (photos)

gina loveJun 11, 2015
I am 21 years old and never undergo any kind of breast surgery or treatments. I have a condition where my right breast's position is slightly lower. I always wear normal bra, sport bra and do not wear bra everytime I sleep. I really want to know what can cause this and will it get even more lower? Is there any kind of exercise to even out the alignment of both breast or at least make it less noticeable? I dont want to do any sugery or medical operation on my breast.

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