Assymetric Breast Correction

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Dr. Shazma Yousaf

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Plot no : 40 Jhelum Rd, G 8/4 G-8, Islamabad, Pakistan

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nabsols.info@gmail.com

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03418228093

Asymmetric Breasts

Asymmetric breasts are a common occurrence in women and can be caused by a number of factors. This condition occurs when one breast is larger than the other, either in size or shape. Asymmetry of the breasts can range from very subtle to quite noticeable. It can be caused by a variety of factors, including genetics, hormonal changes, physical trauma, and medical conditions. Asymmetric breasts can also be caused by a difference in breast tissue or muscle mass between the two sides. Many women with asymmetric breasts feel self-conscious about the condition and can feel embarrassed to wear certain clothing or even to go bra shopping. Fortunately, there are a variety of treatments available to help correct the asymmetry, such as breast augmentation, breast reduction, or breast lift. Although asymmetric breasts can be a source of insecurity for many women, the good news is that you don’t have to live with it. With the right treatment, you can regain your confidence and feel comfortable in your own skin again.

Asymmetric Breasts – Causes, Treatment & Surgical Options

Breast asymmetry is a common condition where one breast is noticeably different in size, shape, or position compared to the other. While mild asymmetry is normal, significant differences can affect a woman’s confidence and body image. Fortunately, modern plastic surgery techniques can correct asymmetric breasts, creating a balanced and natural-looking appearance.

Causes of Asymmetric Breasts

Breast asymmetry can occur due to various factors, including:

Genetics – Natural variations in breast development.
Hormonal Changes – During puberty, pregnancy, or menopause.
Breastfeeding – Uneven milk production can alter breast size.
Trauma or Surgery – Previous breast surgeries may result in asymmetry.
Medical Conditions – Conditions like Poland syndrome or tuberous breasts.

Treatment Options for Breast Asymmetry

Dr. Shazma Yousaf, a leading plastic surgeon in Islamabad, offers customized solutions to correct breast asymmetry, including:

Breast Augmentation – Using breast implants to increase the size of one or both breasts for a balanced look.
Breast Reduction – Removing excess tissue from the larger breast to achieve symmetry.
Breast Lift (Mastopexy) – Reshaping and repositioning sagging breasts for a more even appearance.
Fat Transfer to Breasts – Using the patient’s own fat to enhance breast volume and shape naturally.

Surgical Procedure & Recovery

The surgical approach depends on the level of asymmetry and the chosen correction method. Most procedures are performed under general anesthesia, with a recovery period of 1-2 weeks. Patients may experience temporary swelling and bruising, but results are long-lasting and natural-looking.

Recovery:Benefits of breast lift treatment

You can expect the following benefits:

You will notice the breasts become firmer.
A better appearance can help boost self-esteem.
You can wear any type of clothes you want.
It can also help to correct the position of the nipples.
The irritation under the boobs will also be minimized.

Possible Risks:

Breast reductions are complicated but safe with few risks like:

Bleeding: Light bleeding is rarely possible in the first 24 hours after surgery.
Breastfeeding: Mothers will not be able to breastfeed the same way they used to because some milk ducts are cut, and milk supply is often reduced.
Scarring: Scars may appear depending on the technique and artistic skill of the surgeon.
Loss of sense: Around 8% of women get sensitivity loss with their nipples.

Ideal candidates

You can get this procedure done if you have:

Early signs of aging.
Sagging due to breastfeeding.
Genes and family history
Gravity and Pregnancy.
Rapid and excessive weight loss.
Downward-facing areolas.
Different directions of nipples.
Uneven-looking breasts.

Pre-care

The following instructions should be followed before starting the procedure:

Avoid blood-thinning medications
You should quit smoking and drinking alcohol.
Maintain a healthy and well-balanced diet.
Try to do light upper-body and full-body exercises.
Take time to boost the healing.
In case of surgery, fast for a few hours.
Adjust your current medications.

Preparation

The session begins with the preparatory steps mentioned below:

First, they will measure the size of the breast.
With a temporary marker, the area is marked with a marker.
Furthermore, they will discuss treatment options and suggest recommendations.
You will be told about any risks or side effects associated with it.

Procedure

Below is the surgical step-by-step process:

1. Preparation: You will be asked to change into a gown.
2. Anesthesia: To make the process pain-free, administer anesthesia.
3. Cleaning: The area will be cleaned and prepared.
4. Marking: With the marker, the treatment area will be marked.
5. Incisions: Around the areolas, incisions are made.
6. Reshaping: Afterward, they cut and reshape the tissue.
7. Muscle lift: Muscles are also lifted and tightened.
8. Securing: The incisions are carefully secured.
9. Dressing: Lastly, bandages are applied.
For a non-surgical breast lift, after marking, the specialist will apply dermal fillers, laser, and ultrasound therapies to enhance the breasts. It is a simple and quick procedure.

What happens after the procedure?

After the mastopexy Islamabad treatment ends, you will be taken to the recovery room. The anesthesia will start to fade away as time passes. The doctor will give you medicines to reduce any pain and discomfort. You might have draining tubes near your incision. They help to drain extra fluid. Afterwards, when the doctor gives the green signal, you can go home.

Post-care

Follow the following guidelines to boost the healing:

Take proper rest.
Limit any activity that can stretch your muscles.
You should walk daily for a few minutes.
Avoid taking showers immediately.
Look out for signs of any infections.
The incision area should be kept clean.
Wear a surgical bra as recommended by the doctor.
Sleep in a position that can elevate the upper body.
You can take painkillers as directed by your physicians.