Can my tuberous breast be fixed with breast augmentation alone? (Photos)

Thank you for your question and photographs.Judging from your photographs, you will need implants and a mastopexy, which is an uplift, to correct your problem with tuberous breasts.
I am not in favor of a doughnut mastopexy, as it flattens the areola and makes it look unnatural. In addition it does not lengthen the lower part of your breast, which in your case needs lengthening.
The scar from a mastopexy for tuberous breasts will require a vertical incision, and the inframammary incision is best for insertion of implants. This incision gives a lower risk of encapsulation.
These scars should leave no"stitch marks" and have not been objectionable in my patients.
Be sure to consult a board certified plastic surgeon who is experienced in this problem. Best wishes.
E. Ronald Finger, MD, FACS, member of the Am. Soc. of Plastic Surgery and Am. Soc. of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.

Hello,Thank you for your question!A breast augmentation takes what you have and makes them bigger. An in person consultation may be beneficial to discuss options on breast augmentation/lift.You can learn more on our social media (Instagram and Snapchat): @realdrsix.

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hi< theres many ways to treat thus breast deformity,   the main procedure is to do a periarolar incision,   so that means the areola needs to be incised.   augmentation alone will only improve the deformity,   have a great day< Dr. C