17/08/2026
Breast asymmetry is normal - to some degree, it is present in every single woman I see for breast surgery. In this woman’s case, there was a significant difference between the two sides. When significant, it tends to compound the difficulties women with larger breasts already experience, in trying to get bras and clothing to fit well. When performing a breast reduction surgery, the focus is always on what we leave behind - not what we take away. In this case, a significant improvement in symmetry was achieved. The patient also experienced a significant improvement in her shoulder, neck, and back pain. The breasts were lifted and reshaped as part of the surgery, and the difference between the photos at two and six weeks post-op shows the way in which the shape softens and settles, as healing progresses.
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