I'm 18 and am about 200 pounds (sadly). I've always had uneven breasts and I've learned to live with it but I've had enough of hiding it. I'm young and I should feel confident. I hate bra shopping and it's always been very emotional for me to deal with this. My left breast is about a small A cup while my right one is about a full B cup. I'm wondering how much the cost would be also if it is possible to get them even and how could my areolas be relatively the same size?
August 29, 2010
Answer: Breast asymmetry
Certainly you are a candidate for surgery. I would probably recommend an implant on the left and either a lift alone or a lift and small implant on the right. The areola can also be reduced at the same time. Now, realize that not only are no two breasts the same before surgery, as you can see in your case, they will not look the same afterward, but should alot be better.
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August 29, 2010
Answer: Breast asymmetry
Certainly you are a candidate for surgery. I would probably recommend an implant on the left and either a lift alone or a lift and small implant on the right. The areola can also be reduced at the same time. Now, realize that not only are no two breasts the same before surgery, as you can see in your case, they will not look the same afterward, but should alot be better.
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January 12, 2012
Answer: Breast asymmetry
Breast asymmetry is very common and surgical correction is possible. In my view, a correction for you is actually a reconstructive procedure due to a congenital discrepancy in your breasts. Some insurance companies cover this type of reconstructive breast surgery. The correction often requires more than one operation. The areolar sizing is definitely correctable. I recommend that you seek a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in your area with a lot of experience with breast reconstruction.
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January 12, 2012
Answer: Breast asymmetry
Breast asymmetry is very common and surgical correction is possible. In my view, a correction for you is actually a reconstructive procedure due to a congenital discrepancy in your breasts. Some insurance companies cover this type of reconstructive breast surgery. The correction often requires more than one operation. The areolar sizing is definitely correctable. I recommend that you seek a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in your area with a lot of experience with breast reconstruction.
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