More and more women are becoming conscious about the appearance of their body. Many dream of a body just like what celebrities have. Some even undergo surgery in order to achieve what they want. Women have different reasons why they choose to undergo breast surgery. For some, it is due to their asymmetrical breasts.
Asymmetrical breasts in women are very common. In fact, almost all women have it although many are not aware of it or just don’t really care about it because it is not obvious. There are different kinds of breast asymmetry, and there are also different ways on how it can be corrected. Surgically, breast asymmetries can be corrected through various procedures including the use of breast implants, breast reduction surgery, and a breast lift surgery.
It is common for surgeons to make use of different sized breast implants in order to correct the asymmetry. In this way, both of the breasts are augmented but are more even because of the varying implant size. If a patient doesn’t want to make use of breast implants, correcting the asymmetrical breasts is still possible through a breast lift surgery.
Through the breast lift surgery, the breast that has a lower drop can be lifted more than the other so that both breasts match. When a breast lift surgery is used to correct the asymmetry, both breasts will be lifted. The symmetry will be improved because the surgeon will lift each breast differently. Through the expertise and experience of the surgeon, they can lift each of the breasts in such a way that they will look more even.
The breast lift surgery, as well as all the other breast surgeries that correct the asymmetry of the breasts, don’t necessarily produce perfectly symmetrical breasts. The final appearance of the breasts is not just only due to the work done by the surgeon, but also due to how the patient’s body heals. This is why the breasts can still be asymmetrical even after the surgery. The surgeries that correct the asymmetry are only capable of improving the symmetry and not producing perfectly symmetrical breasts.
No matter how good the surgeon is, they really can’t say whether they would be able to produce perfectly symmetrical breasts. Patients who undergo surgery should understand this and accept that there is still a chance for their breast to be asymmetrical after the surgery. In this way, they will learn to expect a realistic result. This also lessens the number of women who get disappointed with the results because what they were expecting was really improbable.
If you have asymmetrical breasts and you want to correct them without using breast implants, a breast lift procedure can work well for you. Just make sure to select the surgeon to do the surgery properly. Take a look at their credentials and make sure they have more than enough experience to perform the procedure. In this way, they will be able to help you have more symmetrical breasts.