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The left side of my chest is bigger than my right. what is this called?
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Symmetry: It is normal to be slightly asymmetrical. To prove this hold piece of paper against the very middle of your nose & observe your face in a mirror. You will notice the differences from one sie of your face and the other. In my profession I have noted that each breast is not the same size, from imperceptible to a whole cup size larger.
Answered 9/19/2015
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