asymmetry correction

by lumpybumpy 4th April 2013, 12:49 pm

now that ive booked my con with mybreast, ive become totally obsessed with boob related queries lol! i was just thinking, because of my asymmetry (one cup d, the other a/b) the implants are obviously going to be different sizes to balance the asymmetry so will i feel 'heavier' on my smaller boob post-op?? i have this vision of me feeling like a have a boulder in one side and a normal implant in the other! has anyone else had asymmetry corrected with implants? did u feel like you were lugging a boulder around on one side?? haha! xx

by Nicole 4th April 2013, 12:53 pm

i wouldnt think so, your bigger breast is obviously going to be heavier atm and natural breast weights more than implants so it'd probably balance itself out. And tbh, now that the swelling has gone i can't 'feel' my boobs anyway, i'm aware that they're but for me anyway i only really 'felt' the heaviness etc of them for about a week xx

by **COOKIE** 4th April 2013, 3:52 pm

I think they'll probably even out babe - the larger side will have more breast tissue than the smaller so already the larger side is carrying more weight.

Although you may think implants are heavy they're actually not. I have 450CC and their total weight of them both is just over a pound and a half! There's really nothing too them hun. So don't worry. When your fully healed you forget you even have implants and have no awareness at all that they're there because they feel so much like your own boobs. Xx