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You show none of the cardinal signs of tubular breasts.  Your breasts are not set far apart, you show no sign of herniation of breast tissue into your areola, you in fact have both inferior medial and interior lateral breast tissue present, and you show no signs of a constricted breast.With...

From these photos it just appears as though you have small breasts, not tuberous but without examining you it is difficult to be certain. If you want larger breasts then get a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon near you to discuss breast augmentation. Best of luck! 

Thanks for your inquiry and excellent pictures.  I believe you have breast ptosis (drooping) and asymmetry with posssible slightly constricted lower pole which may be asssocited with a tuberous breast.  You should seek an in person exam by a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss...

Far more important than the technique is the skill and experience of your plastic surgeon. Choose your surgeon rather than the technique and let them explain why one technique may be better than another.  See the below link on some suggestions on finding the most qualified Plastic Surgeon for a...

Thank you very much for you question and photographs. You do have tuberous breast, however they are not terrible or ugly. Fortunately, your breasts can be corrected very nicely with a breast augmentation and a periareola mastopexy. I would recommend that you see a Board Certified plastic...

You have tubular breasts without a doubt!The three classic signs include: herniation of breast tissue into the nipple-areolar complex, poorly defined infra mammary fold, and lack of breast tissue along lower part of the breast. The reconstruction will include implants with release of the lower...