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Hi. Thanks for posting your photo and questions.It's hard to determine how droopy your breasts are in the photo as your arms are lifted (which lifts the nipple in relation to the breast base); however, it does not appear that you have the classical appearance of tubular breasts. Discuss with your specialist plastic surgeon about your goals, be it breast shape or size, or both.All the very best.Dr Ray Goh
Based on your photo, it doesn’t look like you have tuberous breasts. However, it can sometimes be difficult to determine whether someone has tuberous breasts from photos alone, particularly when they show only the front. Tuberous breast traits include an undefined breast fold, constriction of tissue around the nipples/areolae, and nipple puffiness.
Thanks for your inquiry, I do not think you have tuberous breast deformity. A breast augmentation would increase size and fullness, good luck.
Hi Pheobe,TB are classified I-IV. You really don't have the criteria. You have telemastia, which means your mounds are far apart and in the middle this gives you an "A" frame look or and "upside-down V". Your anatomy is very common. Implants should alleviate all this. Consider going on top of the muscle with an implant that wrinkles less, such as the Mentor Xtra mod + profile. That could be a good fit, but see a BC/BE PS. All the best, Dr. Joe
It does not appear from the photo you submitted that you have tuberous breasts. You do appear to be a good candidate for breast augmentation if you are considering increasing the volume of your breasts. I encourage you to see an experienced plastic surgeon in your area to learn more.