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Is there a treatment for asymmetric breasts?

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YES: Breasts may be asymmetrical for a variety of reasons. I usually break them down into two causes: volume and contour differences. If yours is a volume discrepancy, then a simple augmentation would even up the size difference. If it is a contour difference, perhaps you might need a lift on one side. To find your best treatment options, a consultation with a plastic surgeon certified by the abps.

Answered 7/28/2013

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Absolutely!!!!!!: There are many conditions and by visiting a plastic surgeon issues such as breast size, shape, degree of sagging (ptosis), nipple/areola size and projection, as well as base diameter and crease position will all be evaluated in additional asking your preferences i, e, do you like the mallet or bigger breast? Surgery may be completed with minimal scars, grafts, implants, flaps and many more options.

Answered 1/21/2019

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Mis-matched: yes the larger breast can be reduced, or the smaller one made larger. If they are also different shapes then skin was be removed to match the two breasts. remember if they were no perfect to begin with they will be better after surgery but a perfect match doesn't exist.

Answered 12/16/2015

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