Right breast larger than my left. I feel as though both have dropped already. My PS said I had very slight asymmetry which we only noticed when she did the actual measurement. I didn't think it would be THIS noticeable. Is R breast is still swollen & the left breast is actual result? Maybe L breast still hasn't fully dropped and it will eventually look like the right breast? When I wear the sports bra and a fitted shirt the difference is noticeable :( Could starting birth control effect healing?
February 5, 2018
Answer: Breast asymmetry Thanks for posting your question. Based on the photo it appears that one breast is slightly larger, similar to the preoperative appearance. It is not uncommon for one side to be a tiny bit larger but otherwise the shape looks normal.
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February 5, 2018
Answer: Breast asymmetry Thanks for posting your question. Based on the photo it appears that one breast is slightly larger, similar to the preoperative appearance. It is not uncommon for one side to be a tiny bit larger but otherwise the shape looks normal.
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February 5, 2018
Answer: Asymmetry Hello, its normal to have some asymmetry before and after breast augmentation. Things are still healing and settling so you still have to wait on the final result. I would discuss this with you PS as other healing factors can effect the long term appearance to your breast. Good Luck.
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February 5, 2018
Answer: Asymmetry Hello, its normal to have some asymmetry before and after breast augmentation. Things are still healing and settling so you still have to wait on the final result. I would discuss this with you PS as other healing factors can effect the long term appearance to your breast. Good Luck.
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February 5, 2018
Answer: Patience and not overdoing it While it seems like 6 weeks is a long way out from surgery, we typically don't say much about symmetry for the first 6 months. You'll consider to get more symmetry as swelling resolves and the implants settle into position. Be careful about doing too much with your right arm (most patients are right handed and it's easy to overdo it in the early postop period). Good luck.
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February 5, 2018
Answer: Patience and not overdoing it While it seems like 6 weeks is a long way out from surgery, we typically don't say much about symmetry for the first 6 months. You'll consider to get more symmetry as swelling resolves and the implants settle into position. Be careful about doing too much with your right arm (most patients are right handed and it's easy to overdo it in the early postop period). Good luck.
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