Do I have tuberous breasts? (Photo)

I would recommend bilateral breast augmentation with submuscular dual plane pocket. I would see a surgeon with the ability to show you the potential results with 3D preoperative imaging (Vectra or Crisalix or Photoshop).

Tuberous breasts are characterized by a constricted lower pole, herniation or puffiness of the nipple areolar complex, and a tubular rather than spherical appearance of the breasts. So by definition you could be categorized has having tubular breasts. Ultimately in my opinion the treatment...

You have a short nipple-to-fold distance. This is not a true tuberous breast deformity. It is difficult to say this with 100% certainty without a physical exam. I would recommend seeing a board-certified plastic surgeon with extensive experience in breast aesthetic surgery.

Dear thanks for sharing your pictures, this is not a case of tubular breast they look normal, just a little under the inframmary fold. However a Lift without implats or at least fat transfer will be just a for to add scar to your breast. Make sure you go on consultation with a board-certified...

It is sometimes very difficult to change skin envelope, which is generally very narrow and conic shaped, in initial tuberous breast correction. It takes time for skin to stretch, relax and, in time, receive more natural, round shape. In same patients additional surgeries, like fat grafting or...

You have tuberous breasts. This challenges the plastic surgeon, because few of us deal with this problem frequently. So two papers that discuss the issue show that the tuberous breast comes in a lot of variations with different degrees of lower pole hypoplasia, volume, nipple areola...