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Correcting Assymetry? - Thursday, July 19, 2007 11:31 AM
I have asymmetry in my breasts. Right is larger than left. Right droops downward because of size while left is perky and has a small arreola. Right has large arreola. Went to consultation and was told I had 2 options. My cup size is 36B by the way. The asymmetry is noticeable but not very severe. I dont want to be too big, I just want symmetry.

I was told I would definitely need a lift to pick up the right breast. I was looking at getting 175 CC mentor implants. This would make me even on both sides. The doc said he could only do a T anchor incision because that is how lifts are done. I wanted anatomical/teardrop implants and he said he only does round, but because they are under the muscle, they will assume a teardrop shape and I have enough fat tissue on both sides to give me that shape. Ok, so either I can get an implant on both sides and a lift. OR I can get some fat removed from the larger one and a lift with no implants. First option is 9000, second option is 7000.

I want to be symmetrical and perky. I am only 20 and feel like I shouldnt have these boobs at this age. I just dont feel comfortable with the T incision, it leaves a noticeable scar and because of my skin tone, it will be even more visible. Isn't there a way to do a lift using a periarreolar incision or TUBA or anything? Can you recommend any doctor who is a pro at revising symmetry? I am willing to fly out of state, I just want to go to a guy who cares about his patients, has a good bedside manner, and knows what my goals are.

Any advice, suggestions, doctor's names would be helpful. I am located in Houston, Tx.

Thanks guys... I mean ladies

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