Breast implants because of uneven breasts!?

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I have one size B Breast and one size D. This has been since I started to develop around age 12. I am 33 now, I am married to a wonderful man who says he does not mind. But I mind and I am getting tired of this.
I have been looking to breast liposuction on the large breast. It does not make things perfect, but with what I have lived with all these years I could live with that. I have learned how to dress in anything but a swimsuit. I would LOVE to wear a 2 piece! Does anyone know anything about Lipo for the breast?

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I've been reading everyone's posts regarding uneven breast and implants. Don't get implants, it is not worth it in the long run, there are so many things that can go wrong and they are expensive. I have a 36c on one side and absolutely nothing on the other and I am 22 years old. Although I do feel very self consious, I buy breast prosthetics that work very well and look extremely natural under all clothing, in bras, and in a swimsuit. You can buy them online, many women who have a breast removed due to cancer use them. Uneven breasts are natural.

lalala5566 · Newbie Joined: 18 Oct 2007 Posts: 1

Hi, I'm a 24 year woman who has been through two plastic surgeries to correct my unevenness and am already thinking about getting a third. The first surgery I got was when I was 16 and in my mind and I'm sure in all of yours, I was terribly self conscious and very concerned about boys reactions to my chest as well as reactions i would get when seen in a bathing suit. I got the surgery done and everything was fine until about two years later when i noticed that the shape of my natural breast had changed and thus the side with the implant did not match. Under the knife I went again at age 18..my first year of college..again in my mind it was a must...fast forward to age 24...I recently lost about 40 pounds and now my breast are once again completely different from one another and the side with the implant looks visibly fake. It is much higher than my natural breast as the loss of fat in my breasts has caused the natural side to shrink. What have I learned from all of this... I would not discourage those of you who feel totally self conscious from getting the surgery, if you feel you need it to make you feel normal then get it...it was the best thing I could have done...having to put a false breast in my bra everyday and wonder how i would conceal it from boys as well as my friends was the hardest thing i had to deal with as a high school teenager. What I would tell all of you however is to seek out a surgeon experienced in correcting this type of problem and fully realize that there is a better chance than not that you will have to get another surgery in the future...thankfully the first surgery was covered by my insurance but after that i was on my own... While this problem is not the end of the world it does take a toll on a person when they have to be ashamed and fearful of their own reflection in a mirror. As a last suggestion I would tell you to ask your plastic surgeon about getting an implant on both sides rather than maintaining your natural breast on one side... I just feel like had I gotten an implant in both sides I wouldn't be dealing with the problem I have now..they would feel the same and be as high up on my chest as one another. If you have the means do it... the surgery is not that bad..the recovery is quick and you will wind up feeling like a new person.

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I too, have had uneven breasts since I began developing. One grew to be a large A and the other remained completely flat. One reason is because the right side of my chest caves in a bit. This is one of the most horrible things that a young girl could experience, I feel. It has completely killed my self-confidence and I know I would be a completely different person today if I had not had this problem. I love my body other than that and I hate that this problem has brought me down so low. I'm almost 19 and about a year ago, I had breast implants to correct the problem. I ended up with the larger one being a large B and the smaller one being a large A. The surgeon did not fix them like I wanted and I'm so depressed now. I feel like my parents spent so much money on the surgery...we don't have a lot of money anyway, and I couldn't bare to ask them for another one. I fear I will never lose my virginity. I fell in love for the first time with a guy who ended up dumping me for another girl. I trusted him enough that I felt that I would eventually be able to tell him about my problem and I'm really glad that I never told him because now, he's dumped me. I'm still in love with him, but because of him, I'm afraid that I'll never be able to tell a guy about my problem because I don't trust anyone anymore and he's going to wonder what's wrong with me when I don't want to do sexual things. With the last guy I was with, I was able to hide it, but I know that if the relationship would have continued, I wouldn't have been able to...So I can't hide it, but I can't tell anyone and I fear I will never get married or have sex or anything. This kills me to think about. I'm also determined to never have kids because I don't want them to inherit this. Sometimes I get so depressed about it that I don't know how I'm going to go on, especially when other things in life get me down, it just piles on top. I was so excited about my surgery and it didn't even work. My breasts are better than they were before, but they're still messed up. I need another surgery with a surgeon who knows what he's doing. If I have to pay for it myself, I will, even if I have to pay it off for years. Hopefully, in a few years, I will be able to have the surgery that I want.

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my goog god...up till now i thought i must have been the only person in the world with that problem !!!

i'm 25 years old and first noticed my breasts were uneven when i was about 13/14...first i didn't think much of it as i was growing up but started realising when i started going out with my first serious boyfriend....it was horrible....he (and other man after him) never saw me naked... i don't even know how i managed to make love to my ex without exposing my left very large breast....

now i'm about to get married....i'm very happy cos i found someone who accepts me the way i am....he is the only person who saw me naked and it feels great to be able to show him my breasts, even if i feel they are not nice....he loves them both, adores kissing them and hugging me....and it really feels special to have that type of body with another person....

good luck to all of you beautiful women - and remember - beauty is in the eye of beholder...

kisses

anna

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Hi, I'm 18 and I also have uneven breasts. I noticed it when I was growing up around 10/11 and hoped that they would eventually mature and even out...but they haven't. I was wondering if this problem actually stems from one side of my body itself being stunted or smaller than the other. (i.e not just one breast is smaller than the other but other body parts are also smaller than their counterparts.

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Alright, so I'm 19 and have noticed for a while that my left breast is larger (by a full cup size at least) than my right. And it doesn't really bother me until I go bra shopping. I usually end up getting a couple of sports bras. Anyway, I also have scoliosis. Unfortunately, by the time somebody took notice, it was too late for physical therepy so I've had surgery. After my surgery, that is when I really noticed that my breasts were uneven. So I agree with the possability of a connection.

Not too sure if I want to go the surgery route. I think I'll try some toning exercises first. Only time will tell.

Best of luck ladies.

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I had NO idea this many women suffer from the same thing I do. I am almost 20 years old and my breasts are VERY uneven. My right side is almost a D and my left is between an a and b. They have been this way since I was in middle school when they first started growing. I do not have scoliousis and I have had a mammagram done on them and do not have breast cancer either. The Dr. has no idea why they are so uneven, they just are. I know the pain of not being able to wear a swim suit.. the best i have come up with for a swim suit is wearing a bikini top under my one peice with 2 water pads from an old bra wrapped up in a sock in it. Cant dive into the pool or anything because it will come out.. believe me..its happened befor... Sad

as far as regular day to day clothing.. I wear a regular padded bra with a tight sports bra over it and put either the water pads in the padded bra or some tiolet paper. Honestly I think the toilet paper LOOKS better. Because it stays in place better than the water pads. But ofcourse the water pads feel more real. Just do what I do and use the 2 bras and push the smaller breast up on top of the toilet paper or what have you so you seem to have cleavage. Also to all the young girls just wait on getting surgery.. I have already noticed my smaller one growing, not alot, but better than it was before. By 25 if your still un even and surgery is what you want.. GO FOR IT! I might do the same thing. As of now Im just waiting and hoping the problem fixes itself. Good luck to you all and just know... YOUR NOT ALONE! Smile

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wow....im so glad i found this forum.... im 16 and i have uneven breasts ... the left one is like an a and the right is like a c .... it always makes me so sad.. i think im going to be a freak forever because i dont think i will have money for surgery..ever. but really it makes me feel alot better knowing im not alone...

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