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5’2, 125 lbs, 320 & 375cc, asymmetry & need advice post revision breast augmentation (Photo)

Montreal21Jun 13, 2023
I received a breast fat transfer to my Tuberous breasts in March 2021. Was left with asymmetry post infection. Opted for under the muscle high profile 400 (L) and 475 (R) silicone. They were way too big for my frame so underwent a revision 320 moderate extra profile (L) and 375 (R). I am 6 months post op and need advice on what to do. I’m very unhappy with my left breast (the visibly bigger one). It bounces more than the right and just looks and feels odd. I much prefer the right result. Ty

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