Breast Asymmetry Surgery on Long Island

Correcting uneven breasts—so you feel balanced, symmetrical, and confident in your body.

What is Breast Asymmetry Correction?

Surgical correction for uneven breast size or shape.

Breast asymmetry surgery addresses noticeable differences in breast size, shape, or position—using augmentation, reduction, lift, or a combination of techniques. Whether present since development or caused by injury, pregnancy, or previous surgery, asymmetry in breast tissue affects how you feel in fitted clothing and intimate moments.

At North Shore Cosmetic Surgery, breast asymmetry correction is tailored to your unique anatomy, creating balance and symmetry that feels natural and proportionate. This is surgical care that honors your body and restores the confidence that comes from feeling even, aligned, and whole.

Benefits of Breast Asymmetry Correction

Symmetry That Changes Everything

Correcting breast asymmetry gives you back the ease of not constantly adjusting, compensating, or second-guessing. You'll notice balanced proportions, improved symmetry, and the freedom to wear what you love without modification. This is confidence that shows up in how you dress, how you photograph, and how you move through intimate moments—naturally, powerfully, and without hesitation.

“Dr Layliev performed a breast implant revision on me and removed an encapsulated implant. He corrected an asymmetrical situation from a previous surgery. I am absolutely satisfied with the results.”

Verified Patient

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Types of Breast Implants

Explore your options with confidence and discover what’s right for you. Your surgeon is here to guide you every step of the way, so you can make a fully informed decision.

Saline Implants

Saline implants are filled with sterile saltwater after placement, allowing for adjustable volume and a choice of more natural or more enhanced round breast shape.

Silicone Implants (Gummy Bear Implants)

Silicone implants are pre-filled with a cohesive gel that closely mimics the look and feel of natural breast tissue.

Motiva Silicone Implants

Motiva Silicone Implants are a next-generation of silicone implants, allowing a choice of more natural (ERSD) or rounder (RSD) devices. These are especially useful when implants are placed subfascial rather than submuscular.

Subfascial Implants

Subfascial implants are very attractive for women who excercise a lot, especially if chest exercises are important. Subfascial implants, unlike subpectoral implants, don't move signficantly with exercise, while subpectoral implants can move, creating an unattractive look.

What to Expect

Your consultation

We begin by listening to your goals and the story behind them. Together with your plastic surgeon, you’ll explore options and define an approach aligned with your proportions, lifestyle, and vision.

Your personalized plan

Your surgical plan is thoughtfully designed around your anatomy, desired outcome, and our philosophy of natural, balanced refinement. Nothing is rushed. Nothing is one-size-fits-all.

Your procedure day

From arrival to recovery, every detail is intentional. Our team creates a calm, reassuring environment so you feel informed, supported, and fully cared for.

Your recovery

Healing is guided by close communication, attentive follow-ups, and steady support. We’re with you at every step, ensuring your recovery feels smooth and predictable.

Your results

As healing progresses, balance and confidence come into focus. Our goal is for your results to feel unmistakably yours — refreshed, aligned, and effortlessly natural.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is breast asymmetry normal?

Yes, breast asymmetry is extremely common—most women have some degree of size or shape difference. When asymmetry in breast tissue becomes noticeable or bothersome, surgical correction creates balanced, symmetric results.

Will insurance cover breast asymmetry surgery?

Possibly. If the asymmetry is the result of breast surgery for a breast mass or breast cancer, the answer is generally yes. Or if the asymmetry developed after injury. Will insurance cover breast augmentation for asymmetry? Coverage varies—our team is expert at verifying benefits and navigate approval.

What procedure corrects breast asymmetry?

Correction depends on the type of asymmetry. You might benefit by augmentation on one side, reduction on the other, or lift for both. Often, combining techniques achieves optimal balance. We'll create a customized surgical plan.

Will both breasts match perfectly after surgery?

We aim for excellent symmetry, though perfect matching is rarely achievable—even naturally symmetric breasts aren't identical. Breast asymmetry surgery creates balanced proportions that look natural and proportionate to your body.

Results That Bring You Back Home Within Your Body

This is not cosmetic surgery for a different you.

This is clarity — revealed through balance, intention, and deeply human listening.

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“Dr. Yee Cheng Low is one of those rare unicorns that's both a phenomenal surgeon and has a warm demeanor. I had a breast reduction and this was my second surgery in life. I was nervous but he made me feel confident from beginning to end and thoroughly answered all my questions. I'd recommend him to anyone for his professionalism and his expert work. He literally changed the way I see myself and my confidence.”

Verified Patient

“Amazing! I'm very happy with my results. Tummy Tuck - Mastopexy - Liposuction. I feel like a new woman. Thank you Dr. James Romanelli. 5 stars.”

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This is about feeling aligned. Not becoming someone else.

Whether you’re exploring treatment options or simply gathering information, your journey should feel informed, intentional, and fully supported. At North Shore, our focus is on results that feel natural, balanced, and true to you — guided by experience, artistry, and an unwavering commitment to patient care.

A consultation is a conversation, not a commitment. Let’s talk through your goals and determine the path that makes the most sense for you.

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