9 months post surgery. I was originally an A cup. i had a little bit of an uneven chest wall, right side is higher than my left. But my left breast sits higher than my right. We did 350 cc mentor gummy bear implant under the muscle. During the surgery my doctor put 350cc on my left and used 300cc on my right because of the chest wall. Now my issue is I'm having a lot more cleavage on my left side. Is this because of the chest wall or should he have gone with the same size implant as my left?
May 19, 2013
Answer: Breast asymmetry after augmentation
will persist as yours does. You have very good results and most people would not even appreciate what you see. That being said, you had a choice of using the larger implant on the lower side to make your breasts project equally or to use same sized implants and have your more prominent side always stick out more. If your implants are mobile and you can squeeze them together like a push up bra, I personally would not recommend anything else. I really do think they look great.
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May 19, 2013
Answer: Breast asymmetry after augmentation
will persist as yours does. You have very good results and most people would not even appreciate what you see. That being said, you had a choice of using the larger implant on the lower side to make your breasts project equally or to use same sized implants and have your more prominent side always stick out more. If your implants are mobile and you can squeeze them together like a push up bra, I personally would not recommend anything else. I really do think they look great.
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May 17, 2013
Answer: Asymmetry following a breast augmentation
There is some confusion about the type of implant that was used. But in any event it is difficult if not impossible to correct every asymmetry. Asymmetries can be from several different anatomic features including differences in volume, the shape of your chest wall etc... If you have some degree of scoliosis this can account for some asymmetry as well. Without a pre-operative photo it is not possible to fully evaluate your result or improvement in the degree of asymmetry. The goal is to make the breasts evener but absolute symmetry is often not possible to achieve.
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May 17, 2013
Answer: Asymmetry following a breast augmentation
There is some confusion about the type of implant that was used. But in any event it is difficult if not impossible to correct every asymmetry. Asymmetries can be from several different anatomic features including differences in volume, the shape of your chest wall etc... If you have some degree of scoliosis this can account for some asymmetry as well. Without a pre-operative photo it is not possible to fully evaluate your result or improvement in the degree of asymmetry. The goal is to make the breasts evener but absolute symmetry is often not possible to achieve.
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