Would lipo on my bigger breast make them more symmetrical? (photos)

Hello and thank you for your question. The fact of the matter is that almost no one has perfectly symmetrical breasts, and most breasts vary from left to right. Overall, liposuction of the left breast would increase the amount of sagging to that breast, even though it would even out the volume. If you are overall pleased with your result, then this would be the most important thing. However, you should bring up your concerns to your plastic surgeon, so they her or she can address them.

I think that you have reasonably good result. It is obviously nice to have perfect symmetry, but well over 95% of women do not have symmetrical breasts and the degree to which they are asymmetrical varies widely. Did you mention 'nit-picking'?!But taking about the problem as you see it, you have a drawn a line under your breasts to show that you left breast is slightly lower than you right breast. This cannot be correted by liposuction and there is a risk that this will only get slightly worse if liposcution is done to reduce volume. If you are really concerned about it, you could potentially have liposuction and uplift of the left side or fat transfer on right and uplift on left. 

A breast reduction revision performed by liposuction can reduce the size of the breast a moderate amount depending upon the amount of fat, but the procedure will not lift the breasts.  If you want the best results, then the excisional procedures should be performed. Liposuction will not improve the skin.  If there is any level of droop, breast reduction by the conventional surgical methods is best.