Do Tubular Breasts Heal Differently After Breast Augmentation?

Tubuerous breasts need more than breast implants to improve their contour.It appears that you have tuberous breasts. A common treatment technique involves releasing constricted breast tissue underneath the protruding nipples to give your breasts a fuller, less "snoopy" shape. No breast implants are needed but you may not be happy with their size after surgery.You may need another procedure to address the crease. Please wait about 4 months after surgery to determine this.

Treatment:

Because there is a wide range of appearances, from mild to
severe, the surgical treatment for #TuberousBreastDeformity or #TBD must address the following elements
for a successful result :



Breast Base Grade: l,ll, or lll

Asymmetry left and right

Skin envelope

Areola size, shape, herniation, and position

Breast volume

Ptosis (drooping)

Breast fold position and size.

The healing will depend upon the severity index

First of all I would say that you are still early in your
post-operative period. It does take
longer for someone with tubular breasts to achieve their final results than
someone that did not have a constricted breast.
The breast will continue to stretch over the next couple months and take
the shape of the implant.



One of the causes of tubular breasts is that the breast has
constriction bands on the inside. Typically
during surgery those bands need to be released to allow the breast to expand
and improve in shape over time.



I would tell you that you should wait at least six months
before contemplating any further surgery to improve the shape. The good news is that your shape should
continue to improve over time and if after six months your still would like to
further improve your shape there are things that can be done.



I would discuss this with your board certified plastic
surgeon that specializes in breast surgery.