Do I have tubular breasts? What would be the best option?

Thank you for your question and photos. The question of whether or not you have tubular breasts is less relevant that the question of whether or not you are happy with your breasts. The features of tubular breast include a protuberance of the subareolar tissues making it looks like they are protruding or "tube like". This does NOT appear to be an issue with your breasts. Another component of tubular breasts is a relatively short distance in the lower pole of your breasts between the nipple and the fold. In your case, based on the photos, it appears that this is so.

My best advice is to consult with an experienced board certified plastic surgeon who can advise you on all of your options with regard to breast enhancement surgery. This would almost certainly involve a "breast lift" component to elevate the nipple areola and reduce the areaolar diameter, and may or may not conclude a small implant. The most important aspect of achieving a pretty breast shape is to restore the proper proportions, not only of the breast itself, (nipple to fold distance, areolar diameter, breast volume, etc.) but also the breasts to your overall body.

Do your research. Be open to more than one opinion. best of luck to you.

Yes, you do appear to have Tuberous breasts. When patients with Tuberous Breasts want implants, it is very common to need some form of lift. What type of lift will usually depend on how much drooping you have. One of the most prominent components of a tuberous breast deformity is the short distance from the nipple to the infra-mammary crease. You have this too. So, in most cases of tuberous breasts, I want to lengthen the distance from the nipple to the crease so that your nipple winds up directly in front of the implant and above your crease. In most cases this best achieved with a Lollipop lift, with a scar around the areola and extending vertically down to the crease.