Are my breasts considered "tuberous"?

I agree with the previous experts in that your breasts are probably not tuberous (by definition) but are definitely droopy. As such, I would recommend the following: submuscular augmentation (to increase your overall breast volume and enhance upper pole fullness) breast lift (to reduce areaolar diameter, lift... more

Hi AnonymousGirl You do not appear to have a Tuberous (Constricted) Breast deformity. You do have what we call ptosis or drooping. This is a normal way that many women's breasts develop. It is easily corrected with a breast lift. This will provide for you a beautiful shape without any change in your breast... more

No. Your breasts do not appear to be tuberous or constricted breasts. They demonstrate significant droopiness  / ptosis with asymmetry. You would have an amazing transformation with a breast lift (Mastopexy). Please, read up on the topic, especially breast lifts which shape the breast tissue itself... more

Congenital breast abnormalities come in varying forms and it appears that you do not have a "classic" tuberous breast which would involve lower breast internal bands and herniated or "puffy" nipples. You probably have some lower breast bands that actually can cause the breast to... more

I concur with my colleague that you do not have a classic tuberous breast deformity.  The primary issue is the ptosis (or sagging).   A breast lift would significantly improve the appearance and shape of your breasts.

Your pictures suggest breast ptosis instead of a tuberous breast. Regardless, I think that a mastopexy (breast lift) would be you best option. Good luck!

Your breasts do not demonstrate all the characertistics of tuberous breasts.  You do have asymmetry, ptosis and it looks like your inframammary creases are at different levels.  A mastopexy would help the appearance of your breasts a lot.  The nipple would be repositioned higher, the breast... more

 I agree that I wouldn't call your breasts tuberous.  Rather, they have severe ptosis.  Tuberous breasts come in a wide variety of severities and someone might call yours mild but you don't look like you have the constricted lower pole and high riding crease and herniated breast tissue into the... more

I do not think that you have tuberous breasts but rather have severe breast ptosis. This can be improved with a lift whether using a "t' shaped incison or a lollipop incision.

From the appearanxce of your breasts in the photos, it does not appear that you have a tuberous breast deformity (a lateral view would be helpful).  It looks as if you have a significant amount of ptosis, which is curious since you have had no pregnancies (have you had a profound weight loss which could... more