Do I have tubular breasts or is it due to weight loss? (photo)

Your photos do not suggest the presence of tubular breasts, and if you do, the condition is so mild that it should not prevent successful breast feeding. If you have any desire to change the appearance of your breasts, this could be revisited after you have completed breast feeding. At that...

Your breasts have a defined breast fold and no constriction of tissue around the nipples, which means that they are not tubular. A straightforward full breast lift would probably be sufficient. The choice to whether perform the lift and augmentation at the same time depends on the surgeon. Some...

You have some very mild features of tuberous breast with a slightly constricted breast base on the right. Maybe a shorter nipple to breast fold distance. Breast implants would be the most effective way to increase the size and to get them closer together. Adding fat transfer for contouring Can...

I have done breast surgery on 2 patients with EDS. I would need more information to give a more accurate answer. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.

Your breasts have a distinct fold and there doesn’t appear to be constriction of tissue around your nipples. For these reasons, you don’t appear to have tubular breasts. If you’re concerned about their appearance, a lift may help reshape them so that they’re rounder and fuller in the upper p...

Tuberous breast deformity is a wide spectrum of breast aesthetic appearances related to tight constricting fascia of the breast. When this fascia is too tight (in varying amounts), it can result in a wide range of nipple herniation/asymmetries/bulges and high riding/constricted breast folds with...