Do I Have Tubular Breasts? (photo)

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Tubular breasts?

There are a number of features that define a tubular breast: •Wide and puffy areolae •widely spaced breasts •high breast fold •constricted lower pole (deficient tissue in lower half of the breast •minimal breast tissue •high breast fold •narrow base of the breast Of these, the only feature I can see in your photo is the wider than average separation of the breasts. Implants would be centered behind the nipple and areola, so the separation may seem greater... more

Tubular Breasts or Asymmetry?

There is a wide variety of the constricted, tubular, tuberous breast deformities, but you appear to have few of those qualities.

Tubular breasts?

Thanks for sharing and the photos. I don't see the classic signs of a tubular breast. I do see some mild asymmetry. Good luck, Dr. Aldo.

Aldo Guerra, MD

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Scottsdale Plastic Surgeon

Breasts with a narrow base are not necessarily diagnosed as constricted, tuberous, or tubular.

The breasts shown have a somewhat narrow base, but no so much as to carry the diagnosis of constricted.

Tuberous breast

No you do not appear to have any of the stigmata of the tuberous breast deformity. If you are planning to have breast enlargement you are a great candidate

Tubular shaped breasts, maybe?

There is a spectrum of breast shapes that we as plastic surgeons refer to as "tubular or tuberous" breasts. Every breast is shaped differently, even on the same person, just like snowflakes. The important point is not labeling a breast as tuberous, but approaching the reshaping of the breast to a more natural shape and size regardless of what it looks like to begin with. You will need a detailed physical exam with measurements and photographs and then a careful analysis. The... more

Tubular Breast?

It does not appear that you have tubular breasts. You do have smaller breasts which means a tighter skin envelope. Your nipples are farther apart which is important for you to realize because after augmentation they will only be a bigger version of what you have now. You should consult with a board certified plastic surgeon.

Tuberous Breasts

Based on this photograph, you do not have tuberous breasts. You do have asymmetries of your torso and breasts( size, position, nipple position) that can be addressed with an augmentation procedure. Perfect symmetry will not be attained but you are very good candidate for breast enhancement.

Tuberous Breasts

Hello. Thank you for sharing your photo. It seems that you do not exhibit the traits of tuberous breasts. However, if you are looking for enhanced breasts, a physical consultation will be the best approach to answer all the questions you may have. That being said, please remember that commendable results require an exceptionally skilled surgeon to perform the surgery and settling for anything less than that increases the chances of additional corrective surgeries dramatically... more

You do not have tubular breasts

Hello, Thank you for the question and photo. You do not have tubular breast deformity. Tubular breast deformity includes an elevated breast fold as well as a herniated areola tissue. A breast augmentation alone will provide a very nice result. All the best, Dr Remus Repta