Age 35, are my breasts tuberous & how can they be fixed? (Photos)

Thanks for your question. Based on your photographs, you have a challenging case of breast asymmetry and also an element of tuberous breast change, especially on the left side. This could be addressed by altering the skin envelope to reduce the size of the nipple-areola complex, lift the breasts and reshape to create a more pleasing breast mound. The right breast could be reduced to a volume comparable with the left side. Depending on your goals, you could then consider implants or fat transfer to augment volume. Consult a plastic surgeon who specialises in aesthetic breast surgery.

Hi, thank you for sharing your question. It is difficult to correctly say from one photo whether you have breast asymmetry due to underdevelopment or tuberous breast deformity. I would recommend you consult with a plastic surgeon in person. To correct a tuberous breast deformity you will need a few simultaneous techniques, which may also involve the use of an implant. I hope this helps.

Your breasts are not tuberous, but are uneven and do sag. This is not uncommon. I would suggest meeting with a plastic surgeon and discussing the options of a lift with either a reduction of the larger side or an augmentation for the smaller side depending upon with size you prefer. I would recommend a reduction to the larger side.