POSTED UNDER Tuberous Breast Correction Surgery Reviews
Tuberous Breasts corrected - Albany, New York
UPDATED FROM Surgery2011
4 years post op - photos!
Surgery2011May 12, 2015
WORTH IT$8,000
These are photos for the previous update 4-years post op.
Surgery2011's provider
UPDATED FROM Surgery2011
2015 Update!
Surgery2011May 11, 2015
Firstly, thank you all for your warm wishes! It's great to be surrounded by a wonderful and supportive community. I received a couple of comments the other day and realised it's been 4 years post operation! If you have any questions about the operation I suggest you contact my surgeon above as I cannot give you the technique he used. After all, I was the patient and am not a surgeon! : )
Another important point is my bra size is in fact 34DD, not 34D. I have been wearing the wrong bra these last 4 years and only discovered this recently when getting fitted.
I am interested in hearing from others who have had their tuberous breasts corrected and any discoveries you've had post op. I've discovered I need to massage my breasts regularly to keep them round. I'm not sure why this is but it might be because of all the exercise (yoga) I do that might move them around. Other than that - all is well!
Another important point is my bra size is in fact 34DD, not 34D. I have been wearing the wrong bra these last 4 years and only discovered this recently when getting fitted.
I am interested in hearing from others who have had their tuberous breasts corrected and any discoveries you've had post op. I've discovered I need to massage my breasts regularly to keep them round. I'm not sure why this is but it might be because of all the exercise (yoga) I do that might move them around. Other than that - all is well!
Replies (2)
May 11, 2015
Hi there, I also have the same condition, smiliar degree to yours. I am scheduled for surgery in a fortnight. Can't wait but am worried about which size to go with and have had differing opinions from the two surgeons I've seen. One said don't go over 375cc then other said 500cc would be great on me (I'm tall with broad chest/shoulders). I love your outcome! Do you mind sharing what size implants you got? Are they dual plane (aka partial overs)? Many thanks!
May 12, 2015
Mine are certainly only around 350cc but both are different because of my condition. I told my doctor I'd be happy with a cup size C but he thought D would be better for my body shape. So I'd ask according to cup size and that'll help you decide (hopefully!)
July 25, 2015
I have the very same thing. Mine are horrible. I actually have narrowed my choice in surgeons down to Dr. Deluca mostly cause of your outcome and photos. I was told by a surgeon where I live that I would never get a round shapely outcome. I have booked a consultation with the office in New York. Im very excited! Thanks again for your updates!
UPDATED FROM Surgery2011
2013 - 2 years post op!
Surgery2011July 21, 2013
Thought I would give an update as I am back in the States and was thinking about my surgery and experience from when I was in Albany back in 2011. I hope I can come visit Dr. DeLuca to say hi soon.
I am STILL super happy! I weigh 56 kilos now not 52 and so they suit my body great. Sometimes I get pain in them and I'm not sure what is going on.... So I just massage them and they seem to be ok after. I also have to be careful what moves I do during yoga sometimes as it does create some pain. It could be hormonal pain too. I still have some scarring but I only used scar cream for about 3 months and let them be after then. I think they look the same as after surgery, but more natural now which is what I wanted. People think they look amazing but still think they are natural so that's only a good thing.
If you were born with tuberous breasts, then Dr. DeLuca is the surgeon to see. I'm still feeling very blessed and thankful for making the choice I did 2 years ago. The only question I am left with is, "who will I see when I'm 50+ and need to get them redone and who is as good as Dr. DeLuca?!"
I am STILL super happy! I weigh 56 kilos now not 52 and so they suit my body great. Sometimes I get pain in them and I'm not sure what is going on.... So I just massage them and they seem to be ok after. I also have to be careful what moves I do during yoga sometimes as it does create some pain. It could be hormonal pain too. I still have some scarring but I only used scar cream for about 3 months and let them be after then. I think they look the same as after surgery, but more natural now which is what I wanted. People think they look amazing but still think they are natural so that's only a good thing.
If you were born with tuberous breasts, then Dr. DeLuca is the surgeon to see. I'm still feeling very blessed and thankful for making the choice I did 2 years ago. The only question I am left with is, "who will I see when I'm 50+ and need to get them redone and who is as good as Dr. DeLuca?!"
Replies (5)
September 10, 2013
What was involved in your corrective surgery? If you could take a look at my profile I look JUST LIKE YOU did. I'm worried my surgeon will not fully fix the issue.
March 22, 2014
Go to Dr. Deluca. Can u imagine how you'll feel after going through surgery & spending all that $$ and STILL not being happy? I'm sooooo glad I went to him.
May 8, 2015
How did you go Rosie with your surgery?
I hope it went better than you were expecting!
September 26, 2013
Both my breasts look almost exactly the same as your right one, & I too am going to Dr. DeLuca (10/22/13). You say you were an A/B cup & are now a D? What size implants did you get, and what type of profile?
September 26, 2013
Hi All, You are best to just go see Dr. DeLuca as he will know what is best for you by looking at you in person. If you are worried your surgeon won't fix the issue, do not go to them. I went to Dr. DeLuca because I not once doubted. After all, I flew from Australia to have him as my surgeon. And I researched places across the world.
September 26, 2013
LaurenT58 - send my hellos to Dr.DeLuca. If you tell him I am Australian on Real Self he will know who I am. All the best with your surgery. You are in good hands.
Replies (5)