Tubular breast syndrome? (Photo)

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 surgeon where you can further discuss your situation and the options
for correction.

Thank you for your question and providing pictures. Based on the photos provided it appears you have tubular breasts. This is very common and easily correctable. I understand you don't like what you see, but please stop being so hard on yourself. I would seek consultation with a BC PS who could easily correct this for you. Best of luck

Hello, you have tuberous breast indeed, but you could have excellent results undergoing breasts augmentation with implants. Best wishes 

Hi... thank you for the question and photos... You do no look disgusting... you do have tuberous breast condition, with is treated with breast augmentation surgery. 

Hi Svld, Thanks for your question and photos. Please remember that we all come in all shapes and sizes and breasts are no measure of who we are. Since you mention you're spending a lot of time crying you may benefit from discussing these feelings with a medical professional like a counselor or psychiatrist.  From a surgical perspective, depending on the aesthetic outcome you wish for it does seem your breasts could do well with breast implants and a periareolar breast lift. Should you go the surgical route, meet with a plastic surgeon who has experience and pictures they can show you of breasts like yours they have treated in the past.  They should also have at least one, if not all of these credentials:*Board Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery -- The gold star symbol*A member of the ASPS (American Society of Plastic Surgeons) -- The circle symbol*A member of the ASAPS (American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons) -- the Queen Nefertitti symbol with a TriangleVery best to you. -Brian S. Coan, MD, FACS

The view of your breasts in the oblique position does suggest that you have a tubular breast deformity.  This can be improved if you desire.

First, your breasts are not "ugly", and please stop measuring your self worth based on your breasts. I would suggest meeting with a board certified plastic surgeon and discuss all your concerns. You may want to talk to your gynecologist about possibility of post partum depression due to your changing hormone levels.

Thank you for your question and photographs.  You are being way too hard on yourself; your breasts are not ugly.  You do have tuberous or constricted breasts but not too severe of a case and the condition is very treatable with implants and a periareolar lift.  Be sure to see an experienced, trained plastic surgeon.