Operations and procedures

Breast asymmetry correction surgery is a surgical procedure aimed at improving and balancing the asymmetry of the breasts. Breast asymmetry refers to a significant difference or disproportion in the shape, size, or position of the breasts.

During this operation, various procedures may be performed depending on the specific type of asymmetry and the individual needs of the patient. If one breast is noticeably larger than the other, the surgery may involve reducing the larger breast to match the smaller breast. If the breasts are at different heights or positioned differently relative to the chest wall, breast lifting may be necessary to achieve a more even and balanced appearance.

The surgery is typically performed under general anesthesia, and its duration depends on the specific situation. The recovery period can vary, but patients usually need to wear a special supportive bra and avoid physical exertion for several weeks after the surgery.
Before undergoing breast asymmetry correction mammologist, it is important to consult with our experienced surgeon who can assess the situation and recommend the best approach, taking into account the patient’s individual preferences and goals.