All women have some degree of breast asymmetry — it is physiological. When the difference becomes troubling (volume, shape, fold or areolar position), surgical correction can be proposed. Each case is unique and combines, depending on morphology, unilateral or bilateral augmentation, reduction and/or lift.

Analysis relies on precise measurements (base width, fold height, areolar position, projection), standardised photographs and, when relevant, 3D simulation. The goal is not perfect symmetry — which does not exist in nature — but a harmonious, stable balance.