My photo doesn't show the true degree to which my breasts differ in size from each other but one breast is so much heavier than the other that I constantly must compensate by tightening my bra strap on that side so the larger breast doesn't hang lower than its neighbor. Shoulders and neck are so out of whack and with almost 3 yrs of breast feeding my daughter, my breasts are sagging to the point that new striations are forming. I would love evenly hanging and as perky as possible breasts.
October 28, 2014
Answer: Breast surgery It appears that you may benefit from a breast lift. Your asymmetry can be improved by that procedure. It will involve some scarring on the breast and around the areole. If you need more fullness and a "pushed up" look, you may also consider breast implants in addition to the lift.
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October 28, 2014
Answer: Breast surgery It appears that you may benefit from a breast lift. Your asymmetry can be improved by that procedure. It will involve some scarring on the breast and around the areole. If you need more fullness and a "pushed up" look, you may also consider breast implants in addition to the lift.
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October 27, 2014
Answer: Breast lift for asymmetrical breasts Based on reviewing your photo, I would tend to agree that a mastopexy (breast lift) would be the best way to address the breast sagginess and even asymmetry that bothers you. I that a medial pedicle technique will give you a better shape and projection than the traditional inferior pedicle. I think it is also conceivable that at some point after the breast lift, if you desire more upper pole fullness that you may decide to add a small preferably silicone gel implant which can be used to further improve upper pole fullness. This may not be necessary but it is something you should have in the back of your mind as a possibility. I would not recommend adding an implant at the time of the lift. These are all important things and options to discuss with your board certified plastic surgeon. I hope this helps.
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October 27, 2014
Answer: Breast lift for asymmetrical breasts Based on reviewing your photo, I would tend to agree that a mastopexy (breast lift) would be the best way to address the breast sagginess and even asymmetry that bothers you. I that a medial pedicle technique will give you a better shape and projection than the traditional inferior pedicle. I think it is also conceivable that at some point after the breast lift, if you desire more upper pole fullness that you may decide to add a small preferably silicone gel implant which can be used to further improve upper pole fullness. This may not be necessary but it is something you should have in the back of your mind as a possibility. I would not recommend adding an implant at the time of the lift. These are all important things and options to discuss with your board certified plastic surgeon. I hope this helps.
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