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development of breast, the breasts might develop asymmetrically. The
asymmetry might lie in the size, shape or position. This if often part
of a condition or syndrome such as Poland syndrome or Tuberous breast
deformity. There could be several permutations and combinations
of asymmetry. The asymmetry in size might involve one breast being
larger, the other normal, or even smaller than normal. There could be
associated asymmetries of position as well with one breast being lower
than the other, a condition called ptosis. Rarely the breasts are in a
totally wrong position such as arm pit laterally.
Recognising
the exact pathology is important in rectifying the problem. This is
done with close consultation with the patient. A large breast can be
reduced; a small breast can be made larger with breast augmentation.
Sometimes both have to be done in the same patient. A sagged large
breast has to be lifted with a reduction mastopexy and made to match
the other normal breast. This requires considerable skill and you need
to consult a specialist with considerable expertise. Here at Aesthetics
medispa, we offer this expertise.
Please read further on the individual procedures for details on the technique
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