Tuberous breasts grade 3 ptosis. Can breast surgery fix it? (Photo)

You should be an excellent candidate for a breast augmentation. For the best result contact the board certified plastic surgeon with the most experience. See below link for suggestions.#breastaugmentation

Hi there,Thank you for your questions and photos.You don't appear to have tuberous breasts but quite significant breast ptosis with typical deflated & saggy effects as a result of multiple pregnancies.I believe a breast augmentation lift procedure is likely to give you a significant improvement pending on your desires and expectations. Best wishesEllis Choy

Based solely on your photos, you look as if you would need a breast lift with implants. However, to get a truly accurate diagnosis, you will need an in person exam. Schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon in your area to discuss your options. Then, you can make an informed decision.My best,
Dr. Sheila Nazarian
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Hi. It does not look like you have tuberous breasts. It also looks to me like you have plenty of volume and i believe you could be fine with just a breast lift without an augmentation. You may be surprised at the volume you might actually have and you may even consider a small reduction. Regards Damien

 Thank you for your pictures. In my opinion, you do not have tuberous breast. You have two options based on your pictures. The first would be a breast lift and small reduction to improve the size and shape of your breast. The second option would be a breast lift and augmentation with the internal bra support for maintenance of your results long term. Please seek expert opinion from plastic surgeons in your area. 

Thanks for your question.  I agree you require an augmentation mastopexy and this procedure should normalize your breast shape.  Your case is somewhat more complex than a straightforward breast augmentation, so I definitely advise you choose a board certified and experienced plastic surgeon for this kind of work.

Sorry to hear you are depressed about the appearance of your breasts.  Based on you photographs you display significant breast ptosis but your appearance is not that tuberous breasts.  The really good news is that you are an excellent candidate for a breast lift with implants.  The breast lift will lift your breasts back up your chest wall into a more rejuvenated position and implants will help restore your lost volume.  You can achieve a great rejuvenated, youthful look.  You need a referral from your GP and then make a consultation with a fully qualified plastic surgeon to discuss your options.

I think you could get a reasonably good result with implants and an uplift. Keep your goals realistic and make sure you go to a accredited surgeon.Nilesh Sojitra

Thanks for sharing your images and story.You don't have tuberous breasts but rather breast ptosis following pregnancy.To correct this you will need a breast lift and implants.Yes you do have a chance of looking good, but you need to ensure your goals are realistic.Your surgeon will help you decide on the best implant and share with you images of similar cases.I hope this helps and good luck.

Your breasts have a significant amount of ptosis (droop), but I'm  not sure I agree with the idea that they are tuberous. The position of your nipples mandates a breast lift, and given the malposition of your breast tissue, I would recommend a silicone gel implant in combination with the lift. Your final result will be a dramatic change from your current images. Consider a sub glandular implant with lollipop breast lift. I think you'll be ecstatic with the results.