How Many Women Suffer from Tubular Breasts on Average? Doctor Answers, Tips
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How Many Women Suffer from Tubular Breasts on Average?

3 Doctor Answers | Asked by jodiekeaney
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How Many Women Suffer from Tubular Breasts

I don't think anyone really knows for certain. There was a study done within the past 10 years that stated that over half of women asking for breast reduction, and almost 90 per cent of women with breast asymmetry seeking correction fit their definition, but their definition was rather broad. 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... more
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How common are tubular breasts?

More common that you may realize but that being said, you can achieve a satisfactory correction with augmentation if you are so motivated and willing to accept the risks, including that of the double bubble deformity. My patients with tubular breasts are all very happy with their results, even if not perfect because the improvements are still quite considerable. Risks for numb nipples are very real in this situation.
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Tubular breasts are common

Thank you for your question. I believe that tubular breasts are more common that most people realize. Many patients have such a mild condition that no specific treatment is necessary but it is common for these patients to consider breast augmentation as most of them are relatively small breasted. The most common minor condition is a large areola with some breast tissue herniated into the areola creating excessive projection in that area.

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