Breast Asymmetry Correction

At N1 Plastic Surgery we restore balance and symmetry with breast asymmetry correction tailored to your body.

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Achieve Balance with Breast Asymmetry Correction

At N1 Plastic Surgery, we understand that breast asymmetry can affect emotional wellbeing as much as physical appearance.

Breast asymmetry correction addresses differences in size, shape, volume or nipple position between the breasts. Our surgeons combine augmentation, reduction, lift and fat grafting techniques into a personalised plan, and with Adoreal's 3D visualisation you can preview your result before surgery.

WHY CHOOSE N1 PLASTIC SURGERY

FOR BREAST ASYMMETRY CORRECTION?

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Personalised Consultation:

We prioritise a thorough consultation process, exploring your aesthetic goals, medical history and lifestyle to create a tailored treatment plan.

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Advanced Surgical Techniques:

Our surgeons utilise the latest advancements in breast surgery to deliver balanced, natural-looking results.

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Comprehensive Aftercare:

Dedicated post-operative support to ensure a smooth and comfortable recovery process.

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Renowned Expertise:

Our team is celebrated for its meticulous approach, integrating the latest techniques with a compassionate understanding of each patient's goals.

Procedure Benefits

• Breast Augmentation: When one breast is smaller, implants are used to increase its size and improve its shape, matching it to its counterpart.

• Breast Reduction: When one breast is larger, reduction surgery removes excess tissue and skin, resizing the breast to create symmetry.

• Breast Lift (Mastopexy): Addresses sagging, especially when one breast droops more than the other, raising and reshaping for a balanced, youthful appearance.

• Fat Grafting: A less invasive option to correct minor asymmetries or refine shape and contour, transferring fat from another part of the body to the breast.

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Understanding Breast Asymmetry

Breast asymmetry refers to a noticeable difference in the size, shape or position of one breast compared to the other, including the position of the nipple. Asymmetry may occur due to underdevelopment or overdevelopment of one breast, and is far more common than many people realise.

Because every case is different, our surgeons tailor the combination of procedures to your specific anatomy and goals, addressing both the physical and emotional aspects of breast asymmetry.

What to Expect During Your Correction Journey

1. Consultation: A comprehensive assessment of your goals and medical history, with a personalised treatment plan crafted to meet your individual needs.

2. Personalised Surgical Plan: Procedure time varies depending on the combination of techniques performed, under general anaesthetic, tailored to your desired outcome.

3. Post-Surgery Care: Close monitoring in recovery before discharge, with pain relief and antibiotics prescribed and clear post-operative instructions.

4. Follow-Up Care: A post-operative review around 7 days after surgery, followed by regular appointments to monitor progress and ensure your satisfaction.

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Achieve the Balance You Deserve

Take the first step towards the balanced, harmonious breast appearance you desire. Our team at N1 Plastic Surgery is dedicated to delivering natural results with compassionate, personalised care at every stage of your journey.

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