I am an 18 year old (5 foot 3, about 145 pounds) looking to fix my extremely asymmetrical breasts. I wear a 34C and am fine with the size of my smaller breast. I would like them to look a bit perkier and have better posture. However, I would like them to look natural. I also plan on having children and was wondering how long the effects of a procedure would last, assuming I will have a child within the next 10 years. Also is there anything actually wrong that might allow insurance to cover?
August 10, 2015
Answer: Procedure to correct breast asymmetry 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.
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August 10, 2015
Answer: Procedure to correct breast asymmetry 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.
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August 9, 2015
Answer: Breast Asymmetry 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.
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August 9, 2015
Answer: Breast Asymmetry 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.
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