Naturally outward pointing boobs: how to fix them naturally? (photo)

Question

My boobs point outwards. I have had noI have had no children, no plastic surgery, Just sad saggy side boobs.

William Andrade, MD · Answer

Thanks for your question.  It is possible to lift the nipples and move them to a more central position on the breasts.  If you speak to an experienced PS they can discuss the options.

Ted Eisenberg, DO, FACOS, FAACS · Answer

A breast lift will reshape your breasts and move the position of your nipples more inward. You should be aware, though, that future pregnancy and significant weight change can alter your surgical results. Good luck.

Samuel Beran, MD · Answer

It's a bit difficult to understand your concerns from this photo.  One common misconception is that in an attractive woman's chest, the breasts point straight ahead.  Actually, the chest and ribs are rounded and the breasts fall to the side.  The nipples are not pointed straight ahead.  On the other hand, the nipples should be pointed out and not down.  
In any case, there are some procedures that may help reshape the breast.  Please find a board certified plastic surgeon who can take the time to sit down with you and discuss your specific concerns and the best approach to addressing them.

Sutton Graham II, MD · Answer

Yes, there are procedures that help move the nipple and areola to an adjacent area on the center of the breast.  This would involve the chance of visible scar around the areola.  Speak with one or more board certified plastic surgeons in your area for an in-person evaluation and specific recommendations.  Best Wishes

Jean Paul Giudicelli Saba, MD · Answer

Hi, thanks for sharing your concern and photos with us!
First I want to congratulate you for making this important decision. Deciding to get an aesthetic procedure to change your body and get a new life style is a big step!
  
Looking at your photos I might say that you´ll be a great candidate to get a breast augmentation with implants. The size of the implant will depend of what you want and what your body support; the results of this procedure are beautiful, giving you and excellent shape of the inner and outer pole of the breast.  
  
Before all this, of course, you need to get a complete medical evaluation and laboratory exams to check everything is fine. For us your safety, always, is going to be first.
  
Have a great day! 
  
Dr. JPG

Joseph L. Grzeskiewicz, MD, FACS · Answer

It is very difficult to tell from the one image that you have provided here, but it would appear that in addition to having some outward diversion of your nipples, you also have some asymmetry, or difference in the size and shape of the breasts, and you might even have what we would call "tuberous breast" on the left side.  In such cases, we often perform some type of lifting or re-shaping/re-positioning procedure in addition to placing implants as a way to balance symmetry and improve the shape and position of the breasts.  I definitely believe that something can be done to help you, although exactly what that would be is best answered with an in-person evaluation by a board certified plastic surgeon who has a lot of experience in all forms of breast surgery.  Best of luck.

Nolan Jaeger, MD · Answer

A breast lift procedure (mastopexy) is usually the procedure of choice for nipple repositioning. The tradeoff is visible scarring. In your situation, a lift and small implant (to fill out the upper portion of the breast) could produce a dramatic result. Consult with a board certified plastic surgeon, as definitive recommendations can only be made after a thorough in-person exam and discussion of risks, benefits, and alternatives.

Megan Jack, MD · Answer

It's pretty difficult to say based on your photo but an in person exam should help and be able to provide a recommendations. It is POSSIBLE to shift the nipples closer to the midline using a breast lift type surgery in some (certainly not all) cases depending on the distance and amount of laxity to your skin and tissue. If you don't have much laxity, it would be quite difficult. Consult with board certified plastic surgeons by The American Board of Plastic Surgery for best recommendations and good luck!

Naturally outward pointing boobs: how to fix them naturally? (photo)

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