It is certainly a tuberous breast though not a flourish case. The areola is "puffy" due to periareolar ring which is part of the syndrome. When stimulated or in cold environments smooth muscles contract and drain it. This characteristic may persist after tubular breast surgical correction. Dr Daniel Garcia Paricio
Maybe you have to consider a skin graft on your upper lids but ask your surgeon because he/she is the one who knows the case best. Regards, Dr Daniel Garcia Paricio
In my opinion we can obtain good symmetry with a lipofilling. It consists on grafting your own fatty tissue obtained from belly, back, thighs into your breast in different areas and volumes. Regards, Dr Daniel Garcia Paricio
It is no a tuberous breast as you would find in a textbook but it does have some of its characteristics. In my opinion a breast lift (mastopexy) with a inverted T scar would solve the problem of sagging and assimetry. The implants should be removed and changed probably. But always listen to your surgeon in this cases. Regards. Dr Daniel Garcia Paricio
It is not and odd question. Surgeries as breast lift (mastopexy), breast reduction or just breast augmentation can definitely change tattoos location and/or shape due to direct skin removal or modification of adjacent skin. If the tattoo is not in the area to correct it is utmost improbably to be modified.
