Breast Asymmetry Correction in ManchesterConsultations at CLNQ Deansgate Square and surgery at Deansgate Hospital

Medically reviewed: Last reviewed by Mr Reza Nassab, FRCS Plast —

Mr Reza Nassab offers breast asymmetry correction in Manchester, with consultations at CLNQ, Deansgate Square, and surgery at Deansgate Hospital in Manchester city centre. Patients from across Greater Manchester and the North West can have their assessment, operation and follow-up in one city, with consultations also available in Knutsford.

Understanding breast asymmetry

Most women have some difference between their breasts, and a small variation is entirely normal. For some, the difference is more marked: one breast may be a cup size or more larger, sit lower, have a differently shaped base or a larger areola. Asymmetry can be present from puberty, be linked to tuberous breast features, or develop after pregnancy, breastfeeding or weight change. When it affects bra fitting, clothing choices or confidence, surgery may be considered.

How asymmetry is corrected

  • Different implant sizes: the most common approach, using a larger implant on the smaller side to balance volume.
  • Lift on one side: a mastopexy raises and reshapes a lower or looser breast.
  • Reduction of the larger breast: removes tissue to match a smaller side.
  • Fat transfer: your own fat can add volume to one breast in selected cases.
  • Combination: many plans combine techniques, for example an implant on one side and a lift on the other.

Read more on breast augmentation, breast lift and breast reduction.

Your consultation at Deansgate Square

Your first appointment takes place at CLNQ, Deansgate Square, Manchester, or at CLNQ Knutsford if that is more convenient. Mr Nassab will ask about how your breasts have changed over time, your general health and what you would like to achieve. He will examine and measure both breasts, including nipple position, breast width and the fold beneath each breast, and discuss implant options where relevant. You will receive an explanation of the recommended plan, the recovery, the risks and a written quote. The consultation costs £150, charged separately.

Surgery at Deansgate Hospital

Breast asymmetry surgery for Manchester patients is carried out at Deansgate Hospital in the city centre. On the day, you will be welcomed by the nursing team, meet your anaesthetist, and see Mr Nassab to review the markings and plan. Surgery is performed under general anaesthetic. Depending on the procedures involved, you may go home the same day or stay overnight. You will leave with a supportive bra, pain relief, written aftercare advice and a contact number.

Coming from Greater Manchester and the North West

Patients travel from across Greater Manchester, Lancashire, Merseyside, Yorkshire and further afield. Because consultations, surgery and follow-up are all in Manchester, the number of long journeys is kept to a minimum. Arrange for someone to drive you home after surgery, and if you live some distance away, consider staying locally for the first night. Avoid driving yourself for around two weeks.

Follow-up and aftercare in Manchester

Follow-up appointments take place at CLNQ Deansgate Square or Knutsford, usually starting around one week after surgery, and continuing as your breasts settle over the following months. Mr Nassab will check wounds, advise on bras, work and exercise, and assess how the two sides are balancing. The team can be contacted between appointments. If one breast rapidly swells or becomes very painful, contact the surgical team urgently; report fever or spreading redness the same day.

Cost of breast asymmetry correction

Breast asymmetry correction costs from £8,750 and includes the surgeon, anaesthetist, hospital fees, implants where used and routine follow-up. The £150 consultation is separate. Finance may be available through Chrysalis Finance; Reza Nassab Ltd is a credit broker, not a lender. See the breast asymmetry cost guide for more detail.

Who is suitable

Breast asymmetry correction is for adults aged 18 and over whose breasts have finished developing, who are in good health, at a stable weight and ideally non-smokers. Mr Nassab is a Consultant Plastic Surgeon on the GMC Specialist Register and a BAAPS Council member, and will give an honest view on what surgery can achieve.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does breast asymmetry surgery take place in Manchester?

At Deansgate Hospital in Manchester city centre.

Where are consultations held?

At CLNQ, Deansgate Square, Manchester, and also at CLNQ in Knutsford.

Is an overnight stay needed?

It depends on the procedures planned. Some patients go home the same day, others stay one night.

Are follow-up appointments in Manchester?

Yes. Follow-up is arranged at CLNQ Deansgate Square or Knutsford, whichever suits you best.

How soon can the journey home be made after surgery?

Most patients go home on the day or the following morning, driven by someone else.

Mr Reza Nassab — Consultant Plastic Surgeon

Written & Medically Reviewed by

Mr Reza Nassab

FRCS (Plast) GMC Specialist Register — Plastic Surgery RCS England Certificate in Cosmetic Surgery MBA MSc

Mr Reza Nassab is an award-winning Consultant Plastic Surgeon on the GMC Specialist Register in Plastic Surgery, and holds the Royal College of Surgeons of England Certification in Cosmetic Surgery. He practises at CLNQ Deansgate Hospital in Manchester; Knutsford, Cheshire; Dubai and London, and is a member of BAPRAS and BAAPS. Mr Nassab has published original research in PRS, Aesthetic Surgery Journal, and JPRAS and lectures internationally on advanced surgical techniques.