My Right Breast is Bigger Than Than the Left?

Thank you for the question.
Breast asymmetry is a common condition among women. It occurs when one
breast is larger than the other.  Since
you are recently noticing the change, I advise you to make an appointment with
your primary care and/or OB/GYN physician for a check up.
Best
of Luck

Dr.
Romanelli

Thanks for your question.
Practically every woman has got slight uneven breast.
If this is more obvious than average it is possible to reduce this asymmetry with different surgical techniques but will be impossible to achieve perfection.

Kind Regards 
Mr Giorgio Netri

 
Thank you very much for your question. It is extremely
common that one breast is bigger than the other. For some women, this
difference is small and hardly noticeable. While for others, the difference in
breasts may be quite apparent. Breast implants can be used to improve the
symmetry of your chest, as a different size implant can be placed on each side.
I recommend finding an experienced, board certified plastic surgeon and
scheduling a breast augmentation consultation. He/she can perform a physical
examination to determine if a breast augmentation is right for your situation.

Don't worry, it is completely normal to have somewhat different size breasts. The majority of women do have one breast larger than the other. Different size implants are commonly used to even things out. 

This is very common and often 2 different size implants are used to balance the difference out quite nicely. Patients are very pleased and happy with results. At your consultation you can try on different implants and see what would work best for you! Best of luck! For more info please contact us at any time. Warm regards,Lane Smith MD8871 W Sahara Ave. Las Vegas, NV 89117(702) 838-2455

Thank you for your question! It is very normal to have a slightly larger breast.  If you are concerned I would advise you to see a plastic surgeon.  Best of luck!Dr Dhaval PatelDouble Board Certified Plastic SurgeonChicagoHoffman Estates Oak Brook

Thank you for your question.  It is actually a very common occurrence for me to see a woman in consultation who is concerned about the natural asymmetry of her breasts.  Common differences include size of the breasts, height of the breasts, breast shape and nipple height.  Often patients are born with these asymmetries and they can become more apparent in the post pubescent period, but factors such as pregnancy, breast feedings, and weight fluctuations can cause these asymmetries to become more or less noticeable throughout ones lifetime.   The good news is that this asymmetry that is sometimes bothersome to a patient, can often be improved and made less obvious with plastic surgery (breast implants, breast lifts, breast reductions and/or combinations of these procedures).

Breast asymmetry is an extremely
common problem amongst women.In most
cases, this is relatively minor and women are not bothered by it.Occasionally, it can be severe and treatment
is necessary.A multitude of options can
be used to treat this problem.These may
include breast reduction, breast lift, breast augmentation or various
combinations of these procedures.It’s important to realize that
every patient is unique.They have
specific aesthetic goals and unique anatomic findings.The specific treatment for any individual
will depend entirely upon these issues.In most cases, the goal of symmetry is most easily accomplished with a
bilateral procedure.Occasionally, a
unilateral procedure will suffice, but this is unusual. When the goal is to make the
smaller breast larger, the simplest solution is a unilateral breast
implant.Unfortunately, if the size
differential between the two breasts is small, there may not be a small enough
implant to correct the problem.Under
these circumstances, bilateral breast augmentation may be necessary.If sag is present a breast lift may be
necessary as well.In some cases, the larger breast
may be the primary concern.Under these
circumstances, a unilateral breast reduction may be necessary.Occasionally, it’s necessary to perform a
procedure on the opposite breast for symmetry.These might include a lesser breast reduction, breast lift, breast
augmentation or breast lift in combination with breast augmentation.Every patient needs to be
considered individually.The treatment
plan should be appropriate for their anatomy and aesthetic goals.If you’re considering correction of breast
asymmetry, it’s important that you meet with a board certified plastic surgeon
that can discuss your aesthetic goals in greater detail and determine which
option is best for you.

Hello! Thank you for your question! It is common for women to have asymmetry of her breasts. Usually, this is simply a benign finding, especially if it has been a finding since development. Sudden changes in one breast alone is more concerning. If the asymmetry is bothersome to you, there truly is no "natural" way to achieve symmetry. Nothing short of a surgical procedure would ameliorate your issue. Options would be for augmentation of breast(s) with implant(s) of varying sizes or fat, reduction of breast(s) with excision or liposuction. Consult with a plastic surgeon to examine examine and discuss the various options available. Your surgeon will help you decide for yourself which option(s) is the best for you. Best wishes!

   Many women have one breast that is visably larger than the other. This can change with pregnancy, breast feeding, weight gain and loss, etc.  If there is ever any concern for a breast mass,  see your doctor.