Why are my breasts different sizes? Is there anything I can do about it?
It’s completely normal to have breasts of different sizes. During the initial stages of breast development, one breast may grow more rapidly than the other, and this size difference may eventually balance out. However, even in fully developed breasts, it’s common for one breast to be slightly larger or smaller than the other.
If the variation in breast size concerns you, there are steps you can take to address it. Wearing an extra-supportive bra or using a special insert in your bra on the side with the smaller breast can help create the appearance of more uniform breast size. Bra professionals can offer guidance on evening out breast size, so don’t hesitate to seek their assistance.
If you continue to feel uncomfortable about your breast size, consider discussing your concerns with your doctor or gynecologist. They can provide reassurance regarding the normalcy of breast asymmetry and discuss potential options with you.
It’s essential to note that the only permanent method to alter breast size and shape is through plastic surgery. However, most medical professionals advise young women to wait until their breasts have finished growing, typically around the age of 20, before considering any surgical interventions.