Breast size differences

Many women's breasts do not grow symmetrically. Their breasts can be clearly seen as one big and one small. In fact, during the period of female development, breast growth is very critical. And when they just enter puberty, women must choose a bra that suits them, which helps to shape their breasts. And try to avoid lying on your stomach. So what should you do if your breasts are not the same size?

Strictly speaking, women's breasts are larger on one side and smaller on the other. This has a scientific basis. The Japanese once applied plaster on mature women and then filled the plaster with water to calculate the size of the breasts. It turned out that the two sides of each woman's breasts were not the same size. A woman's breasts may be one larger than the other due to a variety of reasons, both physiological and pathological. Some are temporary, and some are permanent. Therefore, they should be treated differently and handled correctly.

1. Developmental period

The breasts of adolescent girls may be one larger than the other due to physiological reasons. This is usually because the breast bud on the side that is more sensitive to estrogen and progesterone in the body develops first and grows faster, making it appear larger. The nipple bud on the less sensitive side appears smaller due to its delayed development and slower growth.

During embryonic development, if one breast develops abnormally, the two breasts will be obviously asymmetrical during puberty, and the underdeveloped side will be significantly smaller than the healthy side. Generally speaking, this situation will not affect marriage, childbirth and feeding, but it will have a certain impact on the unique beauty of women's curves.

2. Maturity

As they mature, the breasts on both sides will gradually become more symmetrical. This temporary phenomenon of different breast sizes is not uncommon. There is no need to worry about it, and there is no need for surgical intervention. You should be patient and wait. In fact, the two mature breasts are often slightly different, with the right side generally larger than the left, but they are difficult to distinguish in appearance and can only be discovered through careful measurement. However, a few young women show obvious differences, which are detrimental to their appearance. In this case, it can be corrected by strengthening the left pectoral muscles.

Is it normal for a woman to have one breast larger than the other?

3. Lactation

For women who have breastfed, if they do not feed their babies milk evenly during the lactation period, the size of the breasts may be different. The side that is more fed will be larger, which may be related to this.

What to do if breasts are different sizes?

1. Consciously use your left hand to lift and hold heavy objects more often. This can not only strengthen the left pectoral muscles and enlarge your breasts, but also use your left arm more to promote the development of the right hemisphere of your chest and make you smarter.

2. Use your right hand to gently press the left breast and massage in a clockwise direction, 3 times a day, 30 times each time, which can also help enlarge the breasts.

3. After the body matures and the figure is formed, if the breasts on both sides are abnormally large and small, and the above self-correction method is ineffective, surgical correction can be considered.

4. For a breast that is significantly smaller than normal, silicone or fat filling can be used.

What are the dangers of having one breast larger than the other?

Adolescence is a specific period when women's awareness of beauty begins to emerge. Imperfect breast development can cause depression and inferiority complex in girls of this period. Long-term negative psychological conditions can also cause adolescent mental illness, which in turn affects normal work and study. As women age, the psychological pressure caused by bilateral breast asymmetry may also lead to a series of serious problems such as psychological sexual dysfunction, affecting the normal life of patients and their families.