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Specialist breast augmentation surgery to address differences in breast size and shape
Asymmetrical breast augmentation is a type of breast augmentation surgery that aims to resolve the balance and symmetry of breasts that are significantly different in shape and/or size. Although many women have breasts that are slightly different, this isn’t usually noticeable. However, for some women differences can be far more obvious causing distress and affecting both personal and social life.
At Cosmetic Surgery Partners’ London Clinic, our consultant cosmetic surgeons have unique experience in breast surgery. We have the specialist expertise to devise and develop an asymmetrical breast augmentation surgery plan that addresses specific unevenness whether in shape, size or dimension based on advanced techniques.
Asymmetrical breast augmentation surgery in London
In breast asymmetry, every case is completely different with an entire spectrum of unevenness including full development of one breast and no development of the other. Asymmetrical breast augmentation surgery aims to match the breasts as closely as possible. This may involve a combination of implant surgery and specialist techniques designed to even the breasts’ appearance.
Our London-based surgeons address size inequality through different volume implants. This follows the principles and procedures of breast augmentation surgery using world-class teardrop cohesive silicone gel implants. We can also reduce the size of a breast to match a smaller breast (breast reduction surgery).
Differences in nipple height and the diameter of the areola (the darker skin immediately surrounding the nipple) can also be addressed. At Cosmetic Surgery Partners’ London Clinic, we use surgical methods to create a more symmetrical look including breast uplift surgery (also known as mastopexy). This advanced procedure is effective in reshaping breasts making dimensions more uniform.
Cosmetic Surgery Partners’ unique expertise
Our London clinic is home to our industry-leading consultant cosmetic surgeons who specialise in breast surgery. They have pioneered and developed a number of techniques including glandular slide-vertical scar for breast reduction and Anti-Biotic Breast Augmentation (ABBA) for breast enlargement that are now industry norms in cosmetic surgery.
Mr Miles Berry is one of our esteemed breast surgery specialists. As a Master of Surgery, Mr Berry co-authored the Oncoplastic Breast Surgery textbook (produced by the Curie Hospital in Paris) and produced 3 papers on breast augmentation published by the Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery (JPRAS). Mr Nick Percival is another leading surgeon renowned for his expertise in breast surgery procedures at Cosmetic Surgery Partners, London. He has helped many women to restore normality by addressing uneven breasts including high-profile cases on the popular TV show, ‘Botched Up Bodies’.
As part of the Cosmetic Surgery Partners patient journey, we provide a psychological assessment before surgery. This step is to prepare the patient, enhance their cosmetic surgery journey and support them psychologically if there are any mental health concerns.
At Cosmetic Surgery Partners, we have a wealth of experience and expertise to help women address breast asymmetry. To find out more or book a consultation, please call our friendly clinic staff on 020 7486 6778.
KEY
Asymmetrical breast correction surgery key information
| 💰 Price: |
From £7300 |
| 🛏 Anaesthetic: |
GA (General) |
| 🏥 Hospital Stay: |
Daycase or overnight |
| 🩹 Post-Operative: |
Support bra, no exercise for 6 weeks |
| ⌚ Surgery Duration: |
30 - 60 mins |
FAQ
Questions we get asked about asymmetrical breast augmentation surgery
Is it possible to make my breasts identical?
Like all surgery, asymmetric breast augmentation has limitations, so it’s important to be realistic about what can be achieved. 2 breasts that are completely different cannot be identical – but they can be far more similar than they were pre-breast augmentation surgery. During your consultation our surgeons will be able to advise you and help you to visualise what the end result will look like.
What breast implants do you use?
At Cosmetic Surgery Partners, we use a number of different breast implants, the exact type used will be selected based on your unique requirement. Motiva breast implants, which are made of cohesive silicone gel, carry a lifetime guarantee against rupturing and are available in various sizes and profiles. The added benefit of Motiva implants is they carry the CE mark of approval which means they are deemed safe by European standards. This also guarantees that the implants have been tested not to interfere with hospital equipment, particularly life-saving apparatus. We also use Motiva brand breast implants which are also top of the range in terms of quality and effect.
What is breast uplift surgery (mastopexy)?
This surgical procedure lifts and reshapes sagging breasts. It is used within asymmetrical breast augmentation to lift the nipples to a more balanced position and reshape the breasts for more even dimensions. Our surgeons will advise you whether a mastopexy will be used when correcting your uneven breasts.
How can I physically prepare for breast surgery?
As with any surgery we want our patients to stop smoking as this affects the blood supply and the healing process. We would advise all patients to quit smoking at least 3 months prior to asymmetrical breast augmentation surgery and to continue abstaining from smoking after surgery in order to aid the healing process in order to guarantee the best results.
Breast Implant Associated - Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (BIA-ALCL)
There is growing concern about the topic of Breast Implant Associated - Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (BIA-ALCL). It should be noted that this very rare condition is a lymphoma and not cancer of the breast tissue. The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) currently advises implants are still regarded as safe for use in augmentation and reconstruction operations. The MHRA does not suggest a change in practice with the current data available.
The current recommendation from The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS), FDA and the Gov.uk website can be found via the links below:
BIA-ALCL and BIA-SCC:
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/breast-implants-and-anaplastic-large-cell-lymphoma-alcl
https://baaps.org.uk/_userfiles/pages/files/baaps_updated_statement_on_bii_october_2022.pdf
Should you have any further question please do not hesitate to contact our clinic who will be happy to answer your questions further, call 020 7486 6778.
