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What is chest asymmetry?
Breast asymmetry refers to the difference in size between the two breasts of the woman, being discordant between both and causing physical alterations in the female body. The fact of having chest asymmetry can also cause back pain in women when one of the breasts is excessively large.
To correct this problem, two types of interventions can be carried out:
Reduce the size of a breast: In this case, some of the techniques used for breast reduction will be used, in which the areola-nipple area will be raised and the lower pole part will be remodeled.
Increase the size of a breast: in this case, your own tissue should be used since using an implant may be somewhat dissatisfied with the other breast, which by nature does not have any type of implant.
What are the causes of asymmetry?
There are many causes of chest asymmetry, but the most common are:
Breast reconstruction
Malformation of the breast
Malformations of the osteocartyloginous structure
Extripation of breast tissue
Trauma
Asymmetric breast involution
Operation benefits
✅ Increased self-esteem.
✅ Balance between breasts.
✅ Permanent results.
Postoperative
Depending on the type of process that is carried out to return both breasts to a natural and equal appearance, the recovery will be one or the other. If it is performed with breast augmentation, the indications for the postoperative period will be the following.
If, on the contrary, a breast reduction is carried out to correct the breasts, the recovery will be somewhat different having to continue this steps to get back to the routine.
