Breast Enlargement for Chest Asymmetry (including Scoliosis)

Breast Enlargement for Chest Asymmetry (including Scoliosis) is a corrective procedure that uses tailored implant selection to balance breasts of different sizes or positions, particularly when caused by an uneven rib cage or spinal curvature. In cases of scoliosis, where the skeletal foundation is rotated or tilted, the surgeon compensates by using implants of different volumes, shapes, or profiles on each side to create an optical illusion of symmetry. This approach often involves adjusting the height of the breast creases (inframammary folds) and using internal support techniques to ensure the implants sit level, despite the underlying bony irregularities of the chest wall.