Uneven breasts

Learn how uneven breasts can develop and what treatments can help restore balance to your breasts.

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Your breasts are visibly different in size or shape
You notice that your breasts aren't exactly the same
Clothing or lingerie doesn't always fit the same way
You feel insecure about the difference between your breasts

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Uneven breasts can be a nuisance. Your breasts may differ in size or shape, and this can make you feel self-conscious. Clothes or lingerie may also not fit the way you'd like them to.

Uneven breasts can have various causes. For example, there may naturally be a difference in size or shape. Hormonal changes, pregnancy, weight change or development during puberty can also play a role.
Depending on the difference between the breasts, various procedures are possible, such as a breast augmentation, breast reduction or breast lift. Sometimes a combination of treatments is used to bring the breasts into better balance.

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Breast correction is not reimbursed as standard by health insurers. In some cases, reimbursement may be possible when there is a clear medical indication. The conditions differ per insurer and policy.
This is certainly possible! Almost everyone has a difference between their two breasts. During the consultation, your surgeon will measure your breasts and breast proportions extensively. If there is a significant difference between the two breasts, you can opt for two different sizes. This way you reduce the difference straight away during a breast augmentation. However, a natural breast is never 100% symmetrical and minimal differences between the two breasts can still occur after a breast augmentation.
Yes, a breast lift can be combined with a breast augmentation when your breasts have not only started to sag but have also lost volume. During the consultation, the plastic surgeon assesses which treatment best suits your body and wishes, with the aim of achieving a beautiful and natural result.
There is a chance that it will no longer be possible to breastfeed after a breast reduction, and you will need to take this into account to avoid disappointment. The nipple remains attached to the underlying tissue but sometimes has to be moved over a large distance, which can affect this.
Yes, a breast lift can be combined with a breast augmentation when your breasts have not only started to sag but have also lost volume. During the consultation, the plastic surgeon assesses which treatment best suits your body and wishes, with the aim of achieving a beautiful and natural result.
A breast reduction is an operation that takes between two and three hours and is always performed under general anaesthesia. During the treatment, the plastic surgeon will make three incisions, through which excess tissue, fat and skin are removed. The nipple remains attached to the underlying tissue in order to preserve sensation in the nipple. With this treatment, you stay in the clinic for 1 night for observation and may go home the following morning, accompanied.

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