Question:
A question for the ladies out there.

I am 9 weeks out and down 37 lbs. Almost immediately I noticed a loss in my chest. Problem is the loss is not even! I would hate to lose all of this weight and be lopsided!! I am not working out yet, but am walking. Can weights help?    — Wendy S. (posted on July 8, 2003)

July 8, 2003
I have one girl bigger than the other one..so I hope I lose uneven-ly!!
   — kathy B.

July 8, 2003
I just noticed for the first time the other day that one of mine is now hanging lower than the other...yikes! I was just the opposite, I am 5 months out and only just started dropping cup size in the last month or so. I also do weights three times a week and I'm not sure if it has made any difference. Hopefully, everything will even out in the end though! Good luck.
   — eaamc

July 8, 2003
While in nursing school many years ago, we were taught that breasts are naturally uneven in size. Most everyone has one larger/smaller than the other. The degree of difference is different with each person. I am 7-1/2 weeks post op and have noticed that the difference in size has become more noticable. I'm actually thinking (for the first time) that I may need to have breast implants to even them out. Only time will tell.
   — adeas

July 8, 2003
I remember when I noticed I was uneven. I guess at certain points of the month this can be more pronounced than others, and the day I noticed this the difference was VERY noticeable - I was panicky like this was a major problem, not cosmetic, but somehow dangerous - like cancer was filling up the bigger one! Luckily it was just the natural state of imperfection we all have. Some people have such a difference in each foot that they have to have a different size shoe for the left than they do for the right. Our bodies are just made that way. So, if you are becoming uneven, you will be joining the club. Since boobs are basically fat, not muscle, you can't do much to change them outside of surgery (or padding, etc.) You can exercise the underlying muscle, but that would not make them more even - at least I sure doubt it.
   — bethybb

July 8, 2003
Yes, ladies, it's true. Most of us are not even. Very few people have really symetrical breasts. It's just that when you're big, it is less obvious. My PS made adjustments to get me to be even on both sides. I now have twin peaks!
   — DianeN

July 8, 2003
Don't feel bad...after my pregnancy with my son, my boobs went from B cup to D cup, and the left one is much larger then the right. It never used to be like this. Its very noticable. I'm hoping that loosing weight will even them out again.
   — Renee B.