Do I Have an Unusual Case of Large Tuberous Breasts? (photo)

Yes, you have pretty classic tuberous breasts.  I find that a vertical mastopexy and implants work well in this situation.  The excess breast tissue under the areaola is removed this way (converting tuberous breasts to non-tuberous breasts), the volume is restored using implants, and the areola is made much smaller, with minimal skin tension.  The technical name for this operation is a vertical augmentation/mastopexy.  Some other techniques such as a periareolar mastopexy do not tend to work as well and can create an operated appearance around the areola because of skin tension.  I've attached a link to my website.

You may have tuberous breasts, but they are not classic in that sense. Regardless of what you want to call it, you can correct it with a lift if you want to. A breast lift (mastopexy), will lift the breast, round out the shape, and make the nipple areolar complex smaller.