What does asymmetry in breast mean
Breast asymmetry refers to when one breast is a different size or shape than the other. A mammogram or breast cancer screening may show asymmetrical breast size or density. What does this mean for a woman’s health? Most women’s breasts are slightly different in size, shape, and position.
Breast Size and Shape Asymmetry Corrective Surgery?
Because there are many different permutations of what uneven breasts can consist of there are also lots of different ways to correct them as well. It’s important to remember that every type of correction surgery for asymmetric breasts is tailored to your individual needs, and while one person may require implants, another patient might end up having a reduction.
For the most part, corrective options involve either one (or a combination of) the following:
Breast Lift
Breast Reduction
Breast Augmentation
Inverted Nipple Correction
Fat Transfer Augmentation
Breast Asymmetry Correction
Can you fix breast asymmetry?
Breast asymmetry can be addressed surgically with a breast lift, a breast augmentation, a breast reduction or a combination of procedures. … Often, both breasts require surgery to get the best possible symmetry.
Can sagging breast be firm again?
Since breasts don’t have muscle, you can’t firm up breast tissue with exercise. However, beneath the breasts are fibrous connective tissue and muscles that can be exercised to improve the overall appearance of your chest. Various chest exercises are recommended.
Rest & Recovery?
Recovery time depends on the surgical procedure that has been done. If you’ve got an implant, the standard implant recovery is six weeks. And the same goes for most Breast Lift or reduction procedures.