Hello! I'm not sure if the story is about here, if not excuse me. 13-year-old girl I am. I have a crooked spine and for this reason I wear a corset, it is hard, very uncomfortable. There is a hole cut in one of my breasts and as soon as the corset is fastened, it is tight. My other breast is free, but due to the distortion it is quite sideways, under the armpit :( Since I have been wearing it for 3-4 years now my breast under the armpit does not grow, and the other is super big. It looks like I have only one breast. My mother does nothing on the issue.Is one grown faster because it is pressed or ... Please help!
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For these questions you should consult a specialist. Please don't worry, your body is still changing and everything is fixable. From the description it is clear that the corset is made in a specific way, according to the shape of your body. Doctors certainly know their job! In general, women's breasts are asymmetrical, the only question is to what extent the difference between the two is visible. Like I said, your body is still changing, and the symmetry problem may not be visible after a few years. Otherwise, this can be corrected with a light cosmetic operation. I know you may have felt depressed because you are in puberty and appearance is extremely important not only to you and your peers, but to society as a whole in the 21st century. "Tray grandma for beauty." Everything will be fine!
Calm down, darling! Let the spine be repaired, and if the "growth" process is over, then you will be able to correct the smaller breast through cosmetic surgery. There is a possibility that you will have to pull the same thing in its place. But these are "white kahari" everything will be fine, you just need patience and time until then. Your mother can't do anything at the moment, and she shouldn't, you still have to grow and develop, she knows, and the doctors have told her. I don't know why they didn't explain it to you, maybe they think they save you unnecessary worries because it's really a minimal problem and will be easily corrected. Focus on the important things at the moment - the corset, I guess (should) exercises for the spine, school and fun with friends.
From the author: Thank you. I hadn't thought about surgery. Now I will try to get used to it, because I am also worried about the opinion of others, because definitely the difference is big and it worries me, but I will last. Thank you again!