is it possible to get tissue transferred from one breast to another?
i am 21, and all my life my right breast has been larger than my left. now i know many women will say this is just normal. however its bothered me because i feel its more noticeable on me since i’m barely a size A cup to begin with. i would never want any implants as that has too many risks and i have no wish to be larger in general but is it possible to take tissue from my right side and implant it into my left to even it out? do you think any plastic surgeon would do this? i’ve read about augmentation through taking body fat from other areas but i’m only a size 2 and have nothing to spare. any other ideas you could give me would also be much appreciated! thanks
At 21 your breasts may still grow a bit. I was a little lopsided myself between 18-22. My breasts didn’t even out until I was 25…but they did.
i think you should worry less about it right now, let your body finish growing. If you still have this problem in your mid-late 20’s, then start considering augmentation. And even at a size 2, you still have body fat that can be used. Like, in your butt/thighs…you would be surprised. I was a size 0 when I was your age and even I had a little junk in the trunk.
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Whats new on techniques for breast implants? I need an augmentation when I’m older.?
I’m curious to know if there are any new techniques and whats on the market? I need a breast augmentation when I’m a little older due to a deformation in my sternum area, I have a severe case of pectus carinatum..implants will help my breasts look a lot more normal, since im an A34,and this deformation causes them to point more to the sides then straight ahead…and will look better.
Im just thinking ahead and wondering whats new and such! no rude comments…please.
This website is very thorough and will explain incision sites, procedure, healing times, etc.
http://www.canadaba.ca/incisionsites/incision.html
It’s a lot quicker and cleaner, incisions are smaller, you get to go home within a day if you have no complications, and your scarring is less noticable. The implants themselves are made of saline or silicone. Understand the risks involved.
That said, I hope the procedure goes well and you achieve your desired results. Good luck.
