Breast Asymmetry

Asymmetrical breasts of different sizes are common among woman and can be a deciding factor for many to have breast augmentation surgery.

Breast asymmetry is defined as a difference of form, volume or position of the breast and affects more than half of all women to different degrees.

Slight differences in a woman’s breasts are of no concern and are extremely common; we like to think of your breasts as sisters not twins. However, if the differences are greater than one cup size, it can cause some psychological distress or self-confidence issues.

All MYA breast augmentation surgeons specialise in asymmetry so are aware of the best possible way to reduce the size difference. Following a full examination, they will decide upon the best course of action for you and the results you require. The procedure could require two different sized implants, a unilateral breast enlargement (only one breast has an implant) or the reduction or uplift of the larger breast. It is important to be realistic about your final result; no two breasts are totally identical but rest assured you will be in the best possible hands with MYA.

One of MYA’s most famous asymmetrical breast enlargement patients is Vicky Pattison.

*Patient Satisfaction taken from PHIN.org.uk (Private Healthcare Information Network)

*There is no guarantee of specific outcomes so individual results and experiences can vary from person to person.