Are my breasts underdeveloped and oddly shaped? What else is noticeably wrong with them? Procedures I need to consider? (Photo)

Your breasts are within the range of normal, but you do have some changes that affect the shape of your breasts: ptosis, breast assymetry, nipple assymetry, enlarged areola due to breast tissue herniation.  All of these issues could be addressed with a periareolar mastopexy (incision around the areola) and breast augmentation and create a beautiful result.  Given your feelings about your breasts I think you would be a great cadidate for surgery and the outcome would be fantastic for your self confidence.  Weight loss can lead to some deflation of the breast, but this should not stop your from your goal of a healthy weight. Additional wieght loss will not change the surgical plan and I recommend a consult with a board certified plastic surgeon.  Best,Jeremiah Redstone, MDRedstone MD--NY and NJ Plastic Surgery    

Thank you for your descriptive question and appropriate pictures. You will likely be a candidate for the periareolar breast lift with a scar just around your areola and implants to give you volume. You areolar size will also be reduced as part of this procedure. You would need a consultation for precise recommendations.

I appreciate your concern, and physical exam is optimal, but from your photos, it appears that you have modest constricted breasts, and this is not related to your weight. However, I do recommend that you get to your ideal weight prior to surgery, which probably involves breast implants. Check out the link below to am article I wrote about the subject and seek the advice of a board certified plastic surgeon in your area. Good luck!

Hi... thank you for the question and pictures... This is breast ptosis... and a asymmetry, this could be treated with breast lift with implants for upper pole fullness. 

Thanks for your questions,As with any weight-loss or weight-gain there is a possibility the weight and appearance of your breasts may change. I would encourage you to achieve your goal weight and if you are still unhappy with the appearance of your breasts you may want to book a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon who can guide you in options of reaching your desired appearance.Hope this helps, 

Thank you very much for your enquiry.It does look as if you may have very mildly
tuberous breasts.This is a natural
condition in which the nipples lie in a slightly low position and can be a
little domed and raised from the surrounding skin.This can give a slightly triangular or pointy
shape to the bust.The normal approach to this is a breast
uplift procedure reducing the areola and lifting it to a more natural
position.For more information about this procedure
it might be worthwhile having a look at our website where you will find lots
of information about the procedure. I wish you the best of luck if you decide to
have treatment for this.

The photos sent are helpful. I do not think based on the photos that you definitely need a lift and might simply benefit from a  breast implant . It could provide additional needed volume to enhance your proportions creating upper pole fullness and additional width to balance  possibly your hips( if truly pear shaped). Being conservative and  leaving the option for a lift for later might be the best approach give your age and likely desire to avoid unnecessary scars. See a board certified plastic surgeon that specializes in breast procedures. Best of good luck.  

Its a little hard to tell but based on your photographs your breasts appear normal.  You have a degree of asymmetry and breast ptosis or sagging which can be corrected with a breast lift, with or without implants to create a fuller breast shape.  The best aesthetic results from plastic surgery are achieved when you are at your ideal weight as any fluctuations in weight can affect the result of your surgery.  Arrange a consultation with a fully qualified plastic surgeon to discuss your options.

Nothing is wrong with your breasts- but it isn't completely clear from the photos you posted exactly what's going on.  On the front photo you look lower in relation to the fold than on the side view.  You do look like you'll need some sort of breast lift to get a good result with augmentation.  There are some other reasons why your breasts may have the 'pointy' appearance seen in the photos and they could change your management a bit.  I'd be curious to see additional photos.

First of all, there is nothing wrong with your breasts. There is a huge amount of asymmetry in the breast world. Just because your mom is big doesn't mean  you will be. All breasts develop at different rates and have different shapes. Many women have much smaller odder looking breasts. Get used to what you have, loose what weight you want and if you desire, speak to a plastic surgeon about any changes you want done.