One breast is higher and bigger than the other. Did the surgeon take too much tissue out? (Photo)

I would wait at least 1 year for full settling of the result before making any final decisions. I usually recommend patients wait at least 6 months before making any decisions or worrying about your current results. I would certainly contact your original surgeon for the reassurance.

Thank you for your question. There will always be a slight difference b/w the two breasts. When some tissue is resected and then implants placed and a lift done, it will take a while for all of that to settle out. I can't appreciate enough of a difference to warrant doing additional surgery. It looks to me like you have a very nice result. Hope this helps.

You have two difference breasts which can heal slightly in a difference way. I would wait least 5-6 months and then compare. Please discuss your concerns with you surgeon.

All women have a breast asymmetry. To make an assessment regarding the outcome of a plastic surgery procedure we always need to see a complete set of before and after pictures. If you don’t have before and after pictures, then ask your surgeon to forward the pictures they took. Try reposting with before and after pictures if you want us to make an assessment regarding the outcome of your procedure. Your breast look symmetrical to me, and certainly more symmetrical than most women’s breast are. Most women have the left breast, sitting higher on the chest wall than the right. This is in fact, true for both men and women.
If the nipple is placed correctly in the center of the breast, and this means that for most women, the left nipple should sit slightly higher on the chest than the right side, because the left breast sits higher on the chest wall. The nipple should be placed at the center of the breast, regardless of what the other side looks like. Plastic surgeons cannot move on the breast on the chest wall.
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Mats Hagstrom, MD