What surgical procedures will correct weird shaped breasts?

My breasts are the same (B-cup) size, but they have a weird shape, and my areolas and nipples are big. They are droopy, crooked, v-shaped breasts. My left breast is slightly perky, but my right breast is close to saggy. I have a big gap on the shape between my breasts with no shape. I'm a virgin. Why are my breasts shaped and looking the way they do? What kind of congenital deformity do I have when it comes to my breasts? Are there any other options or insurance plans? What breast surgery procedures will correct this problem?

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A: Weird Breast Shape

By Louis DeLuca, MD - Palm Beach Plastic Surgeon

Good Morning, From your excellent description it appears that you have a a tuberous breast deformity. This is a condition in which the breast (or breasts) are very narrow at the base (as if you placed a rubber band at the base of your breast and the breast itself was squeezed tightly) causing... more

A: Constrictd breast deformity?

By Steven Wallach, MD - Manhattan Plastic Surgeon

By the description you wrote, it sounds like you may have a tuberous breast or a constricted breast. This is a condition where there is a narrow breast with tight lower pole and often herniation of the areola. This can be corrected with surgery.

A: Tuberous or Constricted Breast Deformity

By Otto Joseph Placik, MD - Chicago Plastic Surgeon

It sounds as if you have a condition called constricted breast or tuberous breasts (some people incorrectly refer to this as tubular breast). There are many options that have been discussed for management of this. You may want to look this up on the internet. Many surgeons will use a combined approach.

A: It sounds like you have a tuberous breast

By Michael C. Edwards, MD - Las Vegas Plastic Surgeon

Dear Anonomous Girl, By your description you have what is referred to as a tuberous or constricted breast. This is not really all that uncommon and there are surgical procedure that can help improve your shape. This can be done with and without a breast implant. Your best starting point would be to do a... more

A: Breast Asymmetry

By Steven H. Schuster, MD - Palm Beach Plastic Surgeon

Dear Anonymous: This is a common complaint. It sounds like what you have is a breast asymmetry with I think a tubular (or tuberous meaning potato, but everyone hates that terminology) breast deformity. With a tubular deformity the breasts have a very tight inframammary crease and the nipple areolar... more