Breast Asymmetry Correction

Breast asymmetry is a condition where one breast differs in size or shape from the other. While minor asymmetry is common and often insignificant, major differences can impact confidence and warrant corrective surgery. At PANTHEONS, we specialise in creating natural symmetry through personalised surgical approaches that address your specific concerns.

EXPERT PRECISION MEETS PERSONALISED SOLUTIONS
At PANTHEONS, we offer comprehensive asymmetry correction options tailored to your individual needs:

• Breast augmentation for the smaller breast – Increasing tissue size to match the larger breast using carefully selected implants.
• Bilateral augmentation with different sized implants – When increased volume is desired for both breasts while achieving symmetry.
• Expander augmentation technique – A safe, gradual approach using tissue expanders for precise size matching, later replaced with permanent silicone implants for a natural feel.
• Breast reduction procedures – Reducing the larger breast to match the smaller one through expert tissue removal techniques.
• Post-cancer reconstruction options – Specialised approaches for patients following cancer treatment or mammograms.
• Scoliosis-related asymmetry correction – Addressing asymmetry caused by spinal conditions with customised surgical planning.

Every breast asymmetry correction at PANTHEONS includes:

• Surgery performed under anaesthetic by experienced anaesthetists.
• First-class hospital facilities ensuring the highest standard of care.
• Use of absorbable sutures that don't require removal.
• Comprehensive post-operative monitoring and support.
• Direct access to our team for any concerns.

Breast asymmetry correction is a highly personalised procedure. Your investment will depend on:

• The type of correction required (augmentation, reduction, or expander technique).
• Whether one or both breasts require surgery.
• Complexity of your individual case.
• Post-operative care requirements.

All packages include:

• Initial consultation.
• Surgery in first-class hospital facilities.
• Anaesthetist fees.
• Post-operative care including dressing clinic visits.
• Follow-up appointments and scar management guidance.