Do i have tuberous breasts?

Although your condition is not severe, it does appear that you have tuberous qualities. Depending on your goals, these issues could be treated if you were to have surgery.

Dear Courageous, Yes, you do have tuberous breasts, Type I, the mildest kind, with mild areolar herniation and hypoplasia if the lower poles. This indicates that you will probably need release of the fibrous ring around the areola, subcutaneously and radial scoring of the parenchyma to cover the...

It seems like your right implant dropped more than the left. This is typically referred to as bottoming out or implant malposition. If they are both soft, I would talk with your surgeon about performing a revision to tighten the capsule around the implant and improve the position on the right.

The technique I recommend is a breast lift using the Bellesoma. This will reshape your breast tissue creating upper pole fullness without implants, elevate them higher on the chest wall and more medial to increase your cleavage. Vertical scars are avoided, nipple sensation (in 95%) and the...

Dear bkdk, Yes on the right you have a variation of Type I tuberous breast with a herniated areola and constriction of the lower border of the areola due to tight fibrous tissue in the subcutaneous layer. This will persist if not surgically addressed. Your areolas are large and can be...

Dear Waterfalls, Yes, you do have tuberous breasts, hyoplastic in all four quadrants, with a small breast base on a broad chest. You may benefit from a two-stage procedure, first expanding the skin and breast envelope with a textured tissue expander. After you have enough skin to cover an...