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Kind of Surgery for my Sagging Breasts?

What kind of surgery would you recommend for someone with sagging and non-circular breasts, with large areolae? I also think my breasts are too far apart how can I fix that too?

Asked 31 months ago by beachbumm123 in Long Island,New York
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Correction of tuberous breast deformity

You have a congenital breast deformity called a tuberous breast deformity. In this condition, there is fibrous ring of tissue at the base of the breast tissue, constricting breast growth; this limits the size of the breast and prevents the breast from developing a normal shape. The breast tissue herniates into the areolas, making them very wide. To correct your deformity, a few things need to be done: 1) The constricting band of fibrous tissue needs to widely released and the breast... more
Sam Jejurikar, MD
Dallas Plastic Surgeon
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Asymmetric sagging tuberous constricted breasts: photos

Your photo suggests that you have symmetric sagging tuberous (constricted) breasts. In general I have found that modest sized silicone implants iwth dual plane and radial relaxing incisions with a circumareolar approach for areolar reduction.
Otto Joseph Placik, MD
Chicago Plastic Surgeon
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Breast lift

You have very difficult breasts to fix. They have a tuberous shape with very narrow bases. You would definitely need a lift and implants to give it any decent shape but it can be very difficult with the narrowness of your breasts. Sometimes the breasts do not accomodate the implants well even when the surgeon tries to expand the lower pole.
Steven Wallach, MD
Manhattan Plastic Surgeon
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