If your breast look like the photos, then this does look like tuberous deformity. If you don't want bigger breasts then this can be corrected by circum-areolar (around the areolae) skin reduction.
Regards, Dr Steve Merten, Sydney, Australia
As long as the blisters are truly from your bra, removing the pressure is your best bet. I also recommend an ointment, such as Aquaphor, until they're healed.
Importantly, there are some other unusual causes of blisters, such as infection or skin healing problems, so you should reach out...
Thank
you very much for your question, and I’m sorry to hear about the urinary tract
infection so close to your scheduled breast augmentation. Contact your
operating surgeon to discuss your current UTI situation. He/she may be able to
provide reassurance and continue with the procedure. H...