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Asymmetrical breasts

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redgardener5 redgardener5 MemberOP
43 messages
joined May 2014
#1 ·
I was reading somewhere that it's totally normal for women to have asymmetrical breasts (like, one left and one right 😁), but what I’m seeing in the mirror is just wild! It’s not even just that the left one is noticeably bigger—it’s also lower, so it feels like I’m constantly leaning to one side. When I'm wearing a bra, you can't even tell, but a few months ago it wasn't an issue at all... so where is this headed?? And could it actually be because of the pill? 🙂 🙂
Raymond Bennett9 Raymond Bennett9 Member
11 messages
joined May 2005
#2 ·
Dear redgardener5,
We are dealing with some serious matters here, so it would be necessary for you to meet with me in person. I need to use the "pip" method to determine exactly what we are looking at. Please send your phone number to my private inbox rather than posting it here; that way, we can avoid any unwanted attention from those random internet trolls.
And don't worry, the guys won't notice a thing.
Dr. Mr. Sc. Raymond Bennett9
silentowl43 silentowl43 Member
26 messages
joined Dec 2004
#3 ·
It’s the exact same deal for me—except I haven't actually started on the pills yet, though this has been an issue for ages now.
I was just sitting here wondering... since I'm finally about to start taking them, is that difference going to feel even more intense?😕
swiftscout8 swiftscout8 Active Member
87 messages
joined Apr 2007
#4 ·
My left testicle is noticeably smaller than my right one. Is this actually an issue, Unknown?
Well, why don't you snap a photo and upload it here so we can all take a look and give you an assessment. No need for a face shot—just the goods. 😁
slylynx slylynx Newcomer
2 messages
joined Mar 2005
#5 ·
Listen, people, they aren't symmetrical, it’s really not a big deal—you can't even see it in the dark anyway...👋
Daniel Lopez Daniel Lopez Active Member
187 messages
joined Sep 2003
#6 ·
That's just standard procedure 😁
Eric Garcia3 Eric Garcia3 Newcomer
8 messages
joined Mar 2003
#7 ·
I'm dealing with the exact same thing🙂 but I’ve realized it isn't just limited to my chest... 😉 For instance, my glasses are always sitting slightly crooked on my face. It doesn't matter if they're brand new or years old🙂. So, I figured out that my left ear is actually set a bit higher than my right one.😉 😁
It’s not like it bothers me, though🙂 it’s just funny to think about. 😉
Raymond Turner6 Raymond Turner6 Newcomer
8 messages
joined Jan 2005
#8 ·
To be honest, I don’t think I’ve ever actually seen a woman with two perfectly identical breasts, unless we're talking about surgical enhancements. Personally, I don't mind it at all—as long as she's comfortable undressing, everything is fine by me. I just find myself constantly second-guessing which side is usually the larger one, the left or the right?🤔 🤔 🤔
A Anonymous Veteran
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joined May 2005
#9 ·
Help! I’ve got a bit of a situation—my breasts are completely asymmetrical. One is almost a full cup size larger than the other. I don't know anyone else who deals with this 😠 and honestly, it feels like I'm the only one out there!! Is there any way to actually influence the growth of the smaller side? I’ve heard surgery might be the only real fix. I’m really not a huge fan of that idea (the thought of having a foreign object inside me is a bit much), but if there isn't any other way, I'd love to just fix this imbalance. Does anyone happen to know how much an implant typically costs 😬 ??
Just to be clear, it looks pretty bad on my frame 😢 . I thought maybe I’d eventually just learn to live with it, but that hasn't happened. I'm already 19, so I doubt it's just going to magically even itself out.
Does anyone have any advice??
A Anonymous Veteran
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joined May 2005
#10 ·
Let the kid lick them if he wants to
Sarah Anderson4 Sarah Anderson4 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2006
#11 ·
If I were in your shoes, I’d probably try to hold off for at least another year or two if I could, you know? But then again, looking at the reality of things, it seems like there isn't much of a choice left besides going through with the surgery. Honestly, if you find yourself unable to just live with that constant frustration, wouldn't it be better to just get the procedure done rather than spending your whole life feeling unhappy about it?
Olivia Lopez41 Olivia Lopez41 Active Member
59 messages
joined Oct 2003
#12 ·
..and yeah, don't go shrinking the bigger one—just make the smaller one bigger instead..
fadedtrucker19 fadedtrucker19 Member
31 messages
joined Dec 2002
#13 ·
Jessica Wright said:let the kid lick them if he wants to.

You actually misspelled "inflated."
Jacob Wood9 Jacob Wood9 Active Member
62 messages
joined Jun 2008
#14 ·
cynthia377 said:I’ve heard surgery might be the only way to go. I’m really not thrilled about the prospect of having something foreign sitting inside me.

Well, in that case, maybe just shrink the larger one.🙂
Sophia Martinez65 Sophia Martinez65 Member
45 messages
joined Jan 2006
#15 ·
cynthia377 said:Help! I’ve got this issue where my breasts are totally asymmetrical. One is basically a whole cup size larger than the other. I don't know anyone else who deals with this 😠 and it feels like I'm the only one!! Is there any way to make the smaller one grow? I heard surgery is the only fix. I’m really not a fan of the idea—having a foreign object inside me—but if there's no other way, I'd do it just to fix this. Does anyone know how much a single implant costs 😬 ??
Just so you know, it looks pretty bad on me 😢. I thought I’d eventually just accept it, but it hasn't happened. I'm already 19, so I doubt it’s just going to fix itself.
Any advice??


Go see a plastic surgeon and have them even things out. 😁 😁 It’s not a huge deal—it heals well and the incisions are small. If you're against having an implant, they can use your own tissue from your back or stomach. Or they could just reduce the larger side. As for the cost, I'd guess you're looking at maybe $2,000-$3,000.

Ask Rijecanka, she’s a plastic surgeon. 🙂
A Anonymous Veteran
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joined May 2005
#16 ·
Thanks, everyone. I probably won't bother shrinking 😬 much since I'm not exactly blessed with a huge bust, haha.
I'll check in with Riječanka!
A Anonymous Veteran
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joined May 2005
#17 ·
Is her username Riječanka or Riječanka2?
Sophia Martinez65 Sophia Martinez65 Member
45 messages
joined Jan 2006
#18 ·
Riječanka2
Daniel Lopez Daniel Lopez Active Member
187 messages
joined Sep 2003
#19 ·
And why on earth would you want to put them on the same level?
restlessmarlin6 restlessmarlin6 Active Member
219 messages
joined Oct 2003
#20 ·
Honestly, pretty much everyone’s breasts are more or less asymmetrical. 🙂
It doesn't bother me personally, but if it's really getting to you, just go get the surgery 🙂
And hey, are you absolutely sure they've finished growing or settling? For some women, that whole process keeps going until their late twenties. 🙂

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