I have scoliosis, which caused my breasts to look uneven. Once I fix my spine, will breast implants even out my breasts? (photo)

Your asymmetry will not be addressed by scoliosis correction because you need to correct the volume asymmetry.  Breast implants can be used to give you an improved look.  Understand that your two breasts will never be identical but they certainly can be made more even.

From the photos you provided, it appears that your breast volume asymmetry is the more prevalent issue, rather than your scoliosis.  I have had a number of patients with varying degrees of scoliosis and asymmetry and find that most women are, to some degree, asymmetrical regardless of spine curvature.  Using different sized implants will help to improve your symmetry.  If greater symmetry of the areola is important to you, other procedures may be done in conjuction to improve this as well.  

I tell all of my patients that have asymmetry before breast augmentation to expect the same asymmetry after the augmentation so... No augmentation alone will not remedy the problem.I would suggest a detailed physical exam by a plastic surgeon to see what can be done. You may need a mastopexy +/- an augmentation.I hope this was helpful,Dr. Daniel BarrettBeverly Hills, CA

After your back surgery has healed will be the time to consider breast surgery.  Implants will improve your symmetry, not likely completely correct it.  Some form of lift may also be recommended to even out the breast skin. Good luck with ;your upcoming procedure!  All the best. 

Thank you for the question and pictures. Yes, I think that breast augmentation surgery will go a long way in improving your breast symmetry. As you know, no one is ever “perfectly symmetrical” before or after breast augmentation surgery, but I think that the use of different sizes/profiles of breast implants may improve your breast symmetry significantly. When the time is right, seek consultation with board-certified plastic surgeons to discuss your concerns and goals. Ask to see lots of examples of their work and communicate your goals very carefully. You may find the attached link, dedicated to breast asymmetry concerns, helpful to you as you learn more. Best wishes.