I feel like I have really weird breasts, they're so puffy and I feel like they look terrible. Do they look normal? (photo)

Hi. There is nothing 'wrong' with your breasts - breasts vary enormously in shape/size. You certainly should not be worried about taking off your bra with your partner - your partner will be more worried about not seeing them than their shape. If you don't like them (and it sounds like its really bothering you) then the appearance/shape can be improved with surgery, although there will be scars on your breasts as a trade-off for the improved shape - research shows people who have surgery are happier with their bodies after surgery. You should consult a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in your area to discuss things

There is nothing wrong with your breasts. Breasts come in different shapes and sizes. Without an exam there is no way to tell if they are slightly tuberous. If you are concerned it would be best to consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon.Best wishes,Dr. Rodgers

You dont have a congenital problem your breasts are normal, if you do not like the aesthetics that can be altered with surgery. GOOD LUCK!

A breast lift can help the appearance of the breasts, and an implant can be added if you would like to be larger.Find a
board certified plastic surgeon who performs hundreds of breast
augmentations and breast lifts each year. Then look at the plastic surgeon's website
before and
after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results.
Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA

Based on your pictures, your areolae appear to be slightly enlarged and your nipples point slightly downwards.  You might even have a bit of a tubular aspect to your breasts.  I don't think they look necessarily "weird" however.  If I were going to suggest something based on your pictures, I might recommend a peri-areolar or short scar type breast lift.  This would serve the purpose of elevating your areola on each breast producing a perkier look to your breasts.  It would also make your areola smaller on each side.  The trade-off (there is always a trade-off!) is that you would have some scars on your breasts from this type of surgery.  I would suggest visiting a board-certified plastic surgeon so that he/she can review your options.

I see lots of patients who have breasts identical to yours.You do have a faint areola and a bit of ptosis (droop) but otherwise your breasts are pretty darn normal. If you don't like them you could consider a lift or even a lift with implants. The best course of action would be to arrange a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon in your area.

No two breasts are exactly alike and no one is perfect. Can the aesthetics of your breasts be improved? Of course! In my opinion, you are lacking superior fullness (cleavage), making your breasts more horizontal or boxy. Is it terrible? NO! But a breast implant may round out your breasts and fill your breasts to make you happier. Please consult a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

Normal appearing breasts are what you feel comfortable with. Your breasts are normal and you should not be so concerned. Surgery can improve the position of the N/A but there is a risk for scarring.. 

I looks like you may have a very mild version of a tuberous breast. Hard to tell without examining you. You should meet with a Board Certified plastic surgeon and have a consultation. After your doctor examines you they can tell if you have a tuberous breast or not. A lift with areolar downsizing and an implant can help the appearance of your breasts if you choose surgery.

I think a consult with an ASAPS member is great idea.  Also there is a resource called the Smart Beauty Guide that can be helpful.  Once you have had a consult and reached an idea of the appearance you want!