Never fear it s all part of growing up. It's hard enough being a teenager, but when all of these strange changes start to happen to your body, it's enough to send you over the edge. Whether it helps or not, every teenager has had at least one moment when he or she stood in front of the mirror, did a thorough body check and thought, Oh God, there's something wrong with me. Body asymmetry Just because someone looks perfect doesn't mean they are.
Experts say that nothing on the body has a mirror image.
And hands and feet may have slightly different sizes, too. Believe it or not, Anhalt says this is all perfectly normal. Although in rare cases these differences may be a sign of a problem, he says there's nothing wrong in 90 percent of the time. But that's part of growing up and eventually, most catch up. If there is significant concern, see your pediatrician or family doctor.