One breast higher than the other breast - is it too late to tell my plastic surgeon?

Hi & thanks for your question.
Your surgeon most likely saw the difference in your breasts. To put your mind at ease I would reach out to your surgeon with your concerns. Best wishes!

Hello,
And thank you for the question.
The majority of women have some underlying breast asymmetry which is important to identify prior to undergoing breast augmentation surgery. Sometimes, for very significant asymmetry, different size implants can be used to correct it and to make the breasts more symmetric.
I suggest that you discuss your questions and concerns with your Plastic Surgeon.
I hope this helps.Good luck!
Dr. Irena KaranetzBreast Fellowship-TrainedBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon

It is very common for one breast to be slightly higher than the other. If your surgeon examined you during your consultation this would have been noted. It may be that the difference is within what is considered normal limits, so it wasn't discussed. It would also be noticeable during pre op photos. I encourage you to talk to your surgeon about your concerns. It's important that you feel comfortable and confident as you prepare for your surgery.