What is Breast Asymmetry correction Surgery?
Breast Asymmetry correction surgery is the process of making the breasts appear more symmetrical in appearance and even in size. The three major determinants of breast appearance are the shape, size, and position of the nipple. The need for breast augmentation, breast lift, or breast reduction may be necessary to achieve better symmetry.

Am I a good candidate for breast asymmetry correction surgery?
Most reputable board certified plastic surgeons prefer not to perform cosmetic surgery prior to the age of 18 however due to the reconstructive nature of this procedure, often times exceptions are made based on the physical and mental maturity of the patient. In general, the best surgical results are obtained when surgery is performed a minimum of two years after the onset of menses. At the point in time, the breasts have usually achieved stable growth.

It is not uncommon for every woman to notice a slight difference in the size of her breasts. Any changes in sizing that occur quickly should be discussed with your physician immediately. The rule of thumb is that most breast size differences are less than a cup size in difference.

During your consultation, your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon will discuss your individual circumstance, answer all of your questions, discuss the surgical risks and help you to devise a treatment plan that you are comfortable with. 

How is Breast Asymmetry correction surgery performed?
Surgery for the correction of breast asymmetry may involve augmentation on one or both breasts, reduction mammoplasty on one or both breasts, a breast lift on one of both breasts, or even a combination of these procedures. Upon examination, your board certified plastic surgeon will discuss your best options of achieving breast asymmetry.

How will I feel following my surgery?
You are most likely to be tired and sore for a few weeks following surgery. Most discomfort can be controlled by prescription medications. Specific recovery will be dependant upon the exact nature of the surgery.  Most scars will fade over time but they will never completely disappear. Follow your surgeon's advice on when to resume normal activities.

How will my new breasts look?
Your final results are dependant upon a number of factors including how well your body heals. The goal of the surgeon is to make your breasts as symmetrical as possible. You will have scarring and your breasts and the symmetry of your breasts will improve.

How should I choose my surgeon?
No matter what type of surgery you're considering, one of the most important factors in success is the surgeon you choose. Many surgeons today are performing cosmetic surgery without the benefits of any formal training. Ask your surgeon is she is certified by The American Board Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS).