I just realize that mr breasts look different from others and I am very likely to have tuberous breasts. I wonder about what will happen to my breasts as I am getting older without correction. Will my breasts become more and more drooping if I do not correct them when young?
December 1, 2014
Answer: Tuberous breasts and aging It is hard to predict how the aging process will effect your breasts. Pregnancies, weight gain/loss and sagging can all occur with time. It would be best to decide if you are happy with your breast shape now and if you are not, plan to see a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to discuss your options.
Helpful
December 1, 2014
Answer: Tuberous breasts and aging It is hard to predict how the aging process will effect your breasts. Pregnancies, weight gain/loss and sagging can all occur with time. It would be best to decide if you are happy with your breast shape now and if you are not, plan to see a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to discuss your options.
Helpful
December 1, 2014
Answer: Tuberous breasts and aging Breasts, tuberous or not, will age and droop with time. In order to properly weigh your options you should find an experience board-certified plastic surgeon in your area and be examined. Ask to see several photos of patients who have had tuberous breast correction. Even with corrective surgery your breasts will continue to change with time and you may even need a secondary procedure. Start with that consultation and you will have a lot more information with which to base your decision on.Below is a link to a patient who had tuberous breast correction.
Helpful
December 1, 2014
Answer: Tuberous breasts and aging Breasts, tuberous or not, will age and droop with time. In order to properly weigh your options you should find an experience board-certified plastic surgeon in your area and be examined. Ask to see several photos of patients who have had tuberous breast correction. Even with corrective surgery your breasts will continue to change with time and you may even need a secondary procedure. Start with that consultation and you will have a lot more information with which to base your decision on.Below is a link to a patient who had tuberous breast correction.
Helpful