What type of procedure would correct this asymmetry?

Thank you for your inquiry and congratulations on considering a breasts enhancement surgery.Based on the photo you presented and the description above, it seems that you would benefit the most from a combination of breast augmentation and lift.That being said, it is crucial that you schedule a consultation with a well experienced and board-certified surgeon who can provide you with the detailed plan of action that will lead to the best aesthetic results possible in your case.The best of luck to you.

Thank you for your question and photo.  What you are requesting is a cosmetic procedure, something that would not be covered by insurance in the US.  I would recommend that you have a reduction of the right breast, lift of both breasts, and small implants placed.All the best,Dr. ResultsMiami, FL

You have several choices to correct surgically your significant asymmetry:1) Breast Reduction/ lift on a larger side and a lift on the smaller2) Breast lift on both and different size implants3) Breast lift on both and implant on the smaller to match the larger side.Best is to seek in person consultation from an experienced Board Certified PS

Hello, it appears that your breasts are not only differently-sized but one areola sits lower on the breast mound.  If you are happy with the size of your smaller breast than implants may not be needed.  You could consider having breast lift surgery, and the surgeon could remove some tissue from the larger breast to improve the size match.  You could discuss your options with a PS experienced treating breast asymmetry cases.

You would need a breast lift with a breast implant on the right side and a breast implant only on the left side.  This should improve you breast asymmetry.  It is unlikely that you could get this covered by insurance.  This should be a long lasting procedure.  You may have some sagging of the breasts with time but it is possible that the breasts would retain their size and shape after pregnancy.