Tubular breasts/asymmetrical - how can this be treated?

Thanks for your excellent question and photos. If you do have a tuberous breast change then it is mild with subtle herniation of the nipple areola complex. In my opinion, you would do well with a straightforward breast augmentation with implants which will increase your breast volume and stretch...

Tuberous breasts are a condition characterized by the abnormal development of the breasts during puberty. This can result in breasts that appear elongated or constricted at the base, with a high and tight inframammary fold, and often with enlarged, puffy areolas. The shape may vary, but common...

If you have mild tuberous breasts and are considering breast augmentation, using large, high-profile silicone implants could potentially help stretch out the skin envelope and correct some of the tuberous deformity. This approach can be effective in filling out the lower part of the breast and...

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...

Mild forms of TBD can be undiagnosed often leading to incorrect or incomplete surgery. The surgery must address all of the anatomical problems including: breast fold malposition, constricted or narrow breast base. Surgical procedures may include the following: Implant aloneType and shape of...

Dealing with tuberous breast deformity and its associated discomfort can indeed be challenging. To address the pain and restriction in the areola region caused by the conical shape of the breast, several steps can be taken towards diagnosis, treatment, and potentially getting the procedure...