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    • Dr. Eugene Schmitt III
    • Dr. James Lee
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    • Body Contour
      • Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty)
      • Liposuction
      • Arm Lift (Brachioplasty)
      • Body Lift & Skin Reductions
      • Gynecomastia
      • Labiaplasty
    • Breast Surgery
      • Breast Enlargement (Breast Augmentation)
      • Breast Lift (Mastopexy)
      • Breast Asymmetry
      • Breast Reduction
      • Breast Reconstruction
      • Revision of Previous Breast Reconstruction
      • Nipple Surgery
    • Facial Rejuvenation
      • Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty)
      • Brow Lift
      • Traditional Facelift
      • In-Office Facelift
      • Liposuction (Chin)
      • Chemical Peel
      • Rhinoplasty & Septoplasty
      • Chin Augmentation
      • Otoplasty
    • Hand Surgery
      • Carpal Tunnel Release
      • Dupuytren’s Contracture
      • Trigger Finger
      • Hand Trauma
    • Skin Cancer Treatments
    • Additional Treatments
      • Scar Revision
      • Laser Surgery
      • Laser Skin Resurfacing
      • Spider Veins
      • Tattoo Removal
      • Port Wine Stains
      • Warts
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    • Skin Care Programs
    • Injectable Facial Fillers
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    • Latisse®
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Breast Asymmetry

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Most women have some difference in the size or shape of their two breasts. Sometimes, however, the difference is so pronounced that it creates practical and psychological concerns. The asymmetry starts in puberty and rarely self-corrects. Generally, we try to wait until breast development is complete before surgically correcting the asymmetry. This usually consists of reducing (see breast reduction) or enlarging (see breast augmentation) one of the breasts. Your board-certified plastic surgeon at GBPSA will discuss all the reasonable options with you.

Your board-certified plastic surgeon at GBPSA will discuss all the reasonable options with you.

Often surgery is required on the contralateral side to achieve better symmetry and shape. In cases of extreme asymmetry, before breast development is complete, an expander/implant can be placed on the smaller side. This allows periodic adjustments in the office to add fluid to the implant as the contralateral side naturally enlarges.

 

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