Are pendulous breasts the same as tuberous breasts & at what point of growth is it clear the type of breasts a woman will have?

Pendulous breasts and tuberous breasts are not the same. Pendulous is a word used to describe large, heavy, drooping or sagging breasts. Tuberous or constricted breasts are more triangular or conical in shape, with a more puffy appearance to the nipples, and usually have a larger gap between them. Tuberous breasts can be pendulous, it just means they have a higher degree of ptosis or drooping. As far as your daughter's breasts, there is no way to know for certain and there is nothing that change the way she develops. Genetics might give you a good guess at how she could develop, but there are no guarantees, only time will tell.

Pendulous breasts are typically very large breast which sag.  Tuberous breasts are typically very small and constricted.  The 2 conditions are very different.You will just have to wait to see how your child's a breast develop.  Hopefully she is not predispose to extremely large breasts.

Pendulous breasts are large drooping breasts and generally good for reduction surgery. Tuberous breast is a condition where breast tissue has herniated into the areola complex creating a deformity with a distinct elongated look.  You should encourage your daughter to exercise and remain active.