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Various conditions can affect the symmetry of your breasts.
Pregnancy
Breasts may become uneven during pregnancy. Breasts might grow larger and sometimes lopsided as the body prepares for breastfeeding. Hormone changes also play a role.3
During breastfeeding, breasts may not be the same shape or size. This is especially true if your baby favors nursing, or feeding, on one side. As long as your child is getting enough breast milk and growing at a steady rate, you don't need to worry about uneven breasts.
Atypical Ductal Hyperplasia
Atypical ductal hyperplasia (ADH) is a condition that affects your breast tissue cells. It occurs when the milk ducts in your breasts have excessive growth. ADH isn't cancer, but it may increase your risk of getting cancer in the future.
In this condition, more cells line the duct than usual. Some of these cells are irregular in shape and size. ADH can lead to benign (non-cancerous) lumps in the breast that affect its appearance.
Hypoplastic Breasts
Hypoplastic, or underdeveloped breasts, can be small, thin, spaced far apart, or very uneven. The areola (the area around the nipple) may appear large too.
You usually can't identify a cause for breast hypoplasia. Hormones sometimes play a role. But it can also happen because of an injury or a medical condition.
For example, there's a reported case of a teenage girl who had one breast smaller than the other after normal breast development. In her case, it happened after she had an infection called mononucleosis.1
Juvenile Hypertrophy
Juvenile hypertrophy occurs when one breast grows much larger than the other. It's a rare condition and the cause is unknown. Researchers believe it's related to hormone sensitivity or hormone production.
According to research published in 2017, this condition appears during puberty. Two factors contribute to the condition. First, extreme breast growth lasts for six months. That's followed by a longer period of slower but continued breast growth.5 Surgery can correct juvenile hypertrophy.
When Should I Worry About Uneven Breasts?
Uneven breasts aren't usually something you need to worry over. That said, researchers are finding that uneven breasts may be a risk factor for breast cancer.
A 2015 study in
Breast Cancer examined the effects of uneven breasts on breast cancer risk. The study found women whose breasts were 20% different in size had a higher chance of breast cancer.6
The role between breast asymmetry and breast cancer risk is still largely misunderstood. We need more research to examine the relationship.
For now, let your doctor know if you see any change in either breast's size, shape, or appearance. They might recommend certain exams, like a mammogram, breast ultrasound, or breast biopsy.
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