Revisit Editing 101
Biologically speaking, breast asymmetry is quite common, and it occurs when one knocker is larger than the other. Half of all women have an asymmetrical bosom, and in most cases, there isn’t a cause for concern. This isn’t a naturally unbalanced chest but rather the work of someone who needs to revisit editing 101.
Symmetry is an essential component in the photo-taking process, and the same applies to editing. Perhaps she would have gotten away with it if she enlarged the other side some more, but again, the best decision would have been to stick with a true representation of her real chest.
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