Operations and procedures

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

Depending on the type of asymmetry and the patient’s individual needs, the surgery may involve different procedures. If one breast is significantly larger than the other, the larger breast may be reduced to achieve better balance. If the breasts are positioned at different heights or sit differently on the chest, a breast lift may be necessary to create a more even and symmetrical appearance.

The surgery is usually performed under general anaesthesia, and its duration depends on the individual case. Recovery time may vary, but patients are generally advised to wear a special supportive bra and avoid strenuous physical activity for several weeks after surgery.

Before undergoing breast asymmetry correction surgery, it is important to consult with our experienced surgeon, who will assess the condition and recommend the most suitable approach based on the patient’s individual preferences and goals.

Breast asymmetry correction with implants is a surgical procedure aimed at reducing differences in breast size, shape, or position and achieving a more balanced and symmetrical appearance. Breast asymmetry may be congenital or develop over time due to pregnancy, breastfeeding, changes in body weight, ageing, or previous breast surgery.

During the surgery, breast implants are placed, with their size, shape, and type selected individually according to the patient’s anatomy and the nature of the asymmetry. If necessary, implants of different sizes or shapes may be used in each breast to balance differences in breast volume and improve overall proportions.

If breast asymmetry is also associated with sagging, differences in breast height, or significant differences in shape, implant-based correction may be combined with a breast lift, breast reduction, or another corrective procedure. The most suitable surgical approach is selected individually according to the patient’s needs and desired outcome.

The surgery is performed under general anaesthesia, and its duration depends on the extent of the procedure and the surgical technique used. During recovery, patients are usually advised to wear a special supportive bra and avoid strenuous physical activity and heavy lifting for several weeks. Initial recovery usually takes one to two weeks, while the final breast shape develops gradually over several months.

Before undergoing breast asymmetry correction with implants, it is important to consult an experienced surgeon, who will assess the shape and size of the breasts and the extent of the asymmetry, discuss the patient’s goals and expectations, and help select the most appropriate surgical technique and implants.