Breast asymmetry - how many ccs in difference would be needed to make my breasts proportionate and match? (Photo)

The implants you now have do fit your tissue and frame. The wish photo you present shows bottoming out from implants being too large. Please do not go that large or you will have more surgery to try and correct too much weight on your this tissue and frame.

Thank you for your question. From your photo, it sounds like you’re experiencing asymmetry that has developed over the last few months following your breast augmentation. You have one breast higher than the other, and this could be due to capsular contracture, where scar tissue forms around t...

Yes, you are bottoming out which appears as if your nipples are too high. Once the inferior pocket is corrected, the nipples should be in the correct position. If you have a revision, new implants are usually used. since you are bottoming out, I do not recommend going larger which will be a...

I would avoid creating a parallel incision because it could compromise the blood supply to the skin between the two incisions. A peri-areolar incision would work well for you.

You have a capsule on the higher side which can be released to let the implant settle down. You could go some larger, but I would suggest not the size of your wish photo since your inferior pockets have been previously repaired. You don't want to bottom out with an implant that is too heavy for...

Hello,Based on the photographs provided, it does appear that your nipple areolar complexes are still below the most projected portion of the breasts. It is important to allow the implants to settle and I routinely recommend waiting at least six months prior to undergoing a revisional procedure....