one of my breasts has been bgger than the other for a long time, will they stay like that, is there any way to

Question

make my smaller 1 grow?

Answer 1

You're not alone! It may seem strange or scary, but the truth is this: almost every woman has the same problem. In fact, so do men. That's because we humans are not symmetrical beings. Grab a mirror and check it out. Your eyes are not the same size, nor are they located the same distance from your mouth or eyebrows. Your ears aren't the same size or, if they are, they're not exactly even on your head. You probably already know one of your feet is a little smaller. Heck, even your nostrils don't match exactly! It's been said that the "beautiful people" in Hollywood are thought to be so because their faces are more symetrical than the rest of us. Their symmetry is the exception; not the rule. Sometimes differences in symmetry are very small and unnoticeable. Other times, especially if it's a part you're sensitive about, it can be very worrisome. Bottom line: you're probably the only one who notices the difference in your breasts. If one of your breasts is very significantly larger than the other, there are some cosmetic surgical procedures that can help even things out for you. Cremes, potions, lotions or exercises can't help. A special bra can help, but only as long as you wear it. Your best bet is to visit your doctor, who can assure you that it's completely normal and may even out on its own eventually, or who will discuss surgical procedures with you if it is determined the difference in symmetry is significant. If you enjoy good breast health, I wouldn't spend another second worrying about it.

Answer 2

I had that problem for a while... But I always slept on one side at night, and that breast was smaller. So I forced myself to sleep on my other side to give the little one room to grow. By the time they were both the same sizes, my body was used to sleeping on the other side too, so I could be comfortable without squishing the twins.

Answer 3

That's the way we were made...one breast is usually slightly smaller than the other, and the smaller one is normally on the same side as the hand we write with......don't worry about it....it's totally normal

Answer 4

It is completely normal to have breasts that are two different sized. This is usually only noticeable to you. If it is really bothering you, talk to a plastic surgeon and get their opinion.

Answer 5

IT IS NOT A SIMPLE THING TO SAY BY YOUR STATEMENT .FIRST OF ALL , I AM A MEDICAL STUDENT AND THERE are MANY DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS FOR ONE BREAST BEING LARGER THAN THE THE OTHER.......
it may be a tumour of one of your breasts or it may be due to hormonal disturbances (GROWTH HORMONE & GONADOTROPINS like LH , LTH , FSH) OR MAY BE A CONGENITAL DISORDER ........ OK THIS IS MY SUGGESTION
GO TO A SURGEON NEAR BY YOUR TOWN AND GET A COUNCELLING . ASK HIM WHAT IS THE REAL PROBLEM and get treatment ............... send me soon a good message that you are cured ....... best of luck

Answer 6

Not anything short of implants. My right breast is slightly smaller than my left, so when I have implants put in, they are going to put a slightly larger one in my right breast.

Answer 7

this is normal, your domanent hand is usually your samller boob. use some light hand weights and due some arm curls and such. your boobs are mainly maid of fat, the more you use your arm the more the fat turns into muscle. (making the boob shrink due to the fact that muscle takes up less room than fat).

Answer 8

not very sure but mine has beeen like this for the past 9 years and there has been no change and it is very noticiable and I am only 31 years old