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What Bra Styles Work Best for Uneven Boobs?
We've got some news for you, no one is perfectly symmetrical, essentially 100% of women have asymmetry to some degree and that's the totally normal. Don't be ashamed of that, that's call being a human!
If you feel that you have been having trouble finding the perfect bra for you, or that you don't know how to measure yourself, no worries we've got your back!
Getting measured for a bra when you have asymmetrical breasts, we recommend to get fitted based on your larger breast since it’ll wear more comfortably while still having room to adjust to the smaller breast.
The larger breast should fit comfortably in the cup without gaping or overflow. For the smaller breast, you can use small inserts like the Braza Bra Add a Cup Size Form, to add volume so it’s fully supported and fills the cup for an even look.
I bring to you some of my favorite bras to help you get a great fit. All of these bras are built with one thing in common and that is to stay in place as long as you have it on. The most important thing when buying a bra for asymmetric boobs or any bra for that matter is to find out your correct size.
Watch this video about How to find your Bra Size in less than 60 seconds:
After finding your right size you can go bra shopping and here are our recommendations:
Elomi Charley Bras Spacer Moulded
Watch our full video of Uneven Boobs!
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What to Expect from a Certified Mastectomy Fitter in San DiegoThe undergarments you wear should never interfere with your day-to-day activities—in fact, they should fit so comfortably that you forget you're even wearing them. If that sounds impossible, there's a good chance you haven't been wearing the right size. Fortunately, learning how to measure your bra size doesn't take long.
