I have always felt that my breast didn’t look quite right as soon as they started growing. In the beginning the areolas were puffy and big. Now that they are fully grown (80E/F) they look like long dog ears. I get rashes and fungus infection underneath. And I never show them. Are they tubular or is something else that made them look like this?
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You have very slight doming of your areolae, or at least whilst your nipples aren't erect. Herniation of the areola is a feature of tuberous breasts, but yours are very mild. In my mind you would also need to have constricted lower poles to your breasts to be called tuberous breasts, which you...
You can remove breast implants at a later stage and replace with fat transfer. Fat transfer will create a different look than an implant, as it has less structure, but for the most part you won't have 'relapse' of tuberous breast deformity. At the time of explant, you may need a revision lift in...
Thanks for your question. Your pictures do demonstrate that you have some natural droop (ptosis) and large nipple-areolar complexes. Depending on your goals, you would benefit from an uplift, or reduction and uplift type procedure. This would redistribute the breast tissue so that it sits higher...
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