If your boobs are uneven, don’t worry, it is very common for one breast to be larger than the other. It is due to hormones, puberty, and pregnancy.
The best way to fix this problem is through a surgical procedure like breast augmentation. Dr Rebecca Wyten can also do a fat transfer boob job which is a more natural and less invasive method of evening out your nipples and chest size.
1. Change Your Bra
Most women have breasts that are slightly different in size and shape, but this asymmetry is normal and doesn’t have to be seen as a flaw. The asymmetry can be caused by hormone changes from pregnancy or breastfeeding, puberty, or it could even be due to the type of bra you wear.
Having uneven boobs can make you feel self-conscious, especially when wearing a form-fitting top or bikini. However, there are a few simple tricks that can help to hide the asymmetry and boost your confidence.
One of the easiest ways to even out your boobs is by buying a bra with removable padding. Many bras, like the Parfait Casey 2801 European Nude Plunge Molded Bra, come with push-up pads that you can remove from the larger cup side to create a more symmetrical chest. You can also use patterned scarves and shawls to balance your boobs.
Hormonal contraceptives can have a big impact on your breasts and cause them to grow and shrink. They contain oestrogen and progestin, which can change your body’s natural hormone levels and affect your breast tissue. If you’re using a hormonal contraceptive, try to avoid it for as long as possible or switch your brand. This way, you can avoid the hormonal changes and your boobs will return to their original shape.
3. Change Your Diet
Uneven breasts, or mammary asymmetry, occur when one breast is noticeably bigger than the other. The cause of this can vary between women, but usually becomes apparent going through puberty due to increased blood flow and water retention in the breasts. It can also be caused by hormonal changes as a result of ovulation, breastfeeding (especially if the baby favors the smaller breast or you only feed on the same side of your body all the time) and a condition called juvenile hypertrophy (which causes the underdevelopment or overdevelopment of the breast).
In most cases, breast asymmetry is not something to worry about – however, it can become a problem when it affects your confidence. If you notice a sudden change in the size or shape of your breasts, consult your doctor immediately. This is especially important if your breasts have different sizes, as this can be a sign of cancer.
Uneven breasts are a common issue for many women. While it’s generally not a health concern, it can impact your self-confidence and make it harder to find bras and clothing that fit well. While there are non-surgical options to address this, if the asymmetry is severe, corrective plastic surgery will be needed. Dr Rebecca has years of experience performing life-changing cosmetic breast surgeries on her patients and can recommend a variety of surgical procedures to fix your uneven boobs.
4. Change Your Lifestyle
As any woman can attest, breasts are not always perfectly symmetrical. They often change size, shape and form throughout your life due to many different factors. Most women experience a slight difference between their breasts, and while this is not necessarily a cause for concern, it can be a source of insecurity and embarrassment.
Fortunately, there are a variety of corrective treatments for breast asymmetry. These methods may include a combination of breast lifting, mastopexy and breast implants or reduction surgery. The procedure chosen will depend on the severity of your asymmetry and the specific goals you want to achieve.
Breast asymmetry is actually more common than you might think and affects almost every woman. Most women have one breast that is slightly larger than the other, which usually happens during puberty or as a result of hormonal changes caused by ovulation and menstrual cycles. Breasts can also become uneven due to breastfeeding (especially if one breast is fed more frequently than the other) and physical trauma.
If you have uneven breasts, it is important to remember that they will not completely even out after a surgical correction. However, they will look closer in proportion to the rest of your body. In addition, getting them corrected can boost your confidence when wearing a bikini or sexy lingerie and can improve your self-esteem.
