Procedure to Fix my Uneven Breasts Without Implants?

Thank you for your question, and photos.  You have some asymmetry. You are not alone.  Plastic Surgeons see this in the office all of the time. You can get a breast lift with out implants.  It all depends on your body habitus and your goals.  If you like the cup size and would like the nipple areola complex higher, then a lift usually is just fine.  If you want some upper pole fullness, that is usually accomplished with an implant.  In your case, (as you do not want an implant), you might consider a small reduction on the left side. Find a couple of photos that you like.  See your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon.  He/She will guide you through the process.Jeffrey J. Roth, M.D., F.A.C.S.Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLas Vegas Plastic Surgery

This is a great question as the majority of women have
breasts that are uneven from side to side.
There are several ways to approach correcting the asymmetry of your
breasts.

The first decision is which breast do you like more? The breasts can be lifted and or reduced so
that they match or an implant can be used to increase the size of the smaller
breast.

Typically a combination of these procedures is done to
improve the symmetry. You are patient
that could have the larger breast lifted and reduced to match the smaller
breast and have a great result.

Your breast shape is good, so that helps with respect to possible outcomes.  You need to carefully assess the risks of surgery and the possibility of improving your situation.  Adding volume in comparison to the smaller side would result in the least scarring and would probably give you the best result.  The other options may involve too much scarring or may change the breast shape for the worse.

Creams and herbs will not work, save your money.Not many good choices to have larger implants without surgery. You can research and try "BRAVA" suction device, or gain weight (not advised).Surgery is the most dependable and predictable method using implants or your own fat.

First, uneven breasts are very common so don't despair. Generally options include reduction/lifting more on one side than the other with or without implants. Another option is removing fat from the larger breast with liposuction and now with the growing trend of fat injection for the breasts the smaller breast can be enhanced. Seek consultation with a plastic surgeon to discuss your options. Keep in mind that at the young age of 21, you don't want to do too much with potential problems and commit yourself to to re operations for years.

Thank you for your question and your photo.  Indeed you appear to have a fair amount of breast asymmetry, though your breasts are each nicely sized and shaped.  The most effective method of symmetrizing your breasts will likely be a reduction of the left breast, with a simultaneous lift (mastopexy) of the right.  This will allow near matching of the breast volume, as well as shape, areolar size, and scar pattern.

You have 2 options to achieve symmetrical breast shape and size:1. Add an implant to the smaller breast so it is the same size as the larger breast2. Breast reduction to the larger breast so that it reduces to the same size as your smaller breastThere is not a long-term non-surgical option that will give you the results you are looking for. I know you do not want an implant right now, however you did mention you want to maintain a relatively good size, so the way to achieve that would be with implants. At this point I recommend you consult in person with a board certified plastic surgeon so you can learn more about both options and decide which option is best for you. Good luck!

Keep in mind that your breasts are sisters - not twins.  No two breasts are the same either before or after surgery.  That being said you can either increase the size of the smaller breast or reduce the size of the larger breast.  The easiest option would be to reduce the size of the larger breast.  But this is a starting point for a larger/longer discussion.best of luck!

Thank you for your question.  The first step is to determine which breast you prefer, the larger or the smaller breast.  If you like the smaller breast and would like to avoid an implant, you might be a candidate for a reduction of the larger breast to try to match the smaller breast in size.  If you like the larger size breast, an implant would be a great option but if you are against having a breast augmentation you may want to consider a fat grafting procedure.  I would recommend that you schedule a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon who is well-experienced in breast-related procedures. 

While it is not talked about very often, asymmetric breasts are quite common. In a patient with breast ptosis (sagging), a lift can be used on the larger side to bring better symmetry in the appearance of the breasts. In cases where a large discrepency exists in size and shape, and a lift will not achieve the desired results, a staged procedure with fat grafting (fat transfer from another area of the body) to the breasts can be utilized. And though you do not seem interested in adding implants, they can be very helpful to achieve symmetry in dimension, upper pole fullness and overall volume of both breasts.