Are my breast tuberous? If so now what? I'm 21years old and 190lbs I would be loosing 40+lbs before any procedure. Even when I was younger and much smaller they looked the same just smaller. I'm ok with loosing size I just want the perkiness I've never had.
Answer: Tuberous breasts Your pictures indicate that you do have a tuberous breast deformity. You also have a volume asymmetry,with the right breast being larger and droopier than the right. This can be corrected by doing a breast lift or small reduction, however if you are going to loose a great deal of weight,i would defer surgery until your weight has stabilized.
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Answer: Tuberous breasts Your pictures indicate that you do have a tuberous breast deformity. You also have a volume asymmetry,with the right breast being larger and droopier than the right. This can be corrected by doing a breast lift or small reduction, however if you are going to loose a great deal of weight,i would defer surgery until your weight has stabilized.
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June 24, 2017
Answer: Lift or No Lift? Hi Michele0104,
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June 24, 2017
Answer: Lift or No Lift? Hi Michele0104,
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June 23, 2017
Answer: Breast evaluation Hello and thank you for your question. You appear to have breast ptosis, or sagging. The
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June 23, 2017
Answer: Breast evaluation Hello and thank you for your question. You appear to have breast ptosis, or sagging. The
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June 23, 2017
Answer: Tuberose breast deformity Thank you for this very interesting question. Looking at your pictures you do have a tuberose breast deformity that means In your case, that the lower two quadrants do not have sufficient volume. The treatment for this in your case can be either a breast lift or a breast lift over implants. That really only depends on if you want bigger breast or not. doing implants in tuberose breast can be tricky so please be careful in your choice of doctor. In any case it should be a plastic surgeon who has experience in breast surgery. Have a wonderful rest of the day and greetings from the beautiful island of Jamaica.
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June 23, 2017
Answer: Tuberose breast deformity Thank you for this very interesting question. Looking at your pictures you do have a tuberose breast deformity that means In your case, that the lower two quadrants do not have sufficient volume. The treatment for this in your case can be either a breast lift or a breast lift over implants. That really only depends on if you want bigger breast or not. doing implants in tuberose breast can be tricky so please be careful in your choice of doctor. In any case it should be a plastic surgeon who has experience in breast surgery. Have a wonderful rest of the day and greetings from the beautiful island of Jamaica.
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June 22, 2017
Answer: Do I have tuberous breasts? If so, is just a lift possible or would implant and lift be ideal? Thank you for your question and helpful photos. Tuberous breasts or not - what you need is to have your breasts re shaped and re positioned higher on your chest wall. The Bellesoma Method is a current technique that eliminates the need for a vertical scar and that of an implant to achieve upper pole fullness. TBM uses an internal suspension system (internal bra) that allows for maximum lift with long term results. At 21 years of age, you need a breast lift that will not interfere with nipple sensitivity or the ability to breast feed. TBM doesn't undercut the nipple and preserves lactiferous ducts unlike the vertical breast lift techniques. Once you reach your ideal weight and you are stable, consider the no vertical scar and no breast implant breast lift. I hope this helps.Best wishes and kind regards,
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June 22, 2017
Answer: Do I have tuberous breasts? If so, is just a lift possible or would implant and lift be ideal? Thank you for your question and helpful photos. Tuberous breasts or not - what you need is to have your breasts re shaped and re positioned higher on your chest wall. The Bellesoma Method is a current technique that eliminates the need for a vertical scar and that of an implant to achieve upper pole fullness. TBM uses an internal suspension system (internal bra) that allows for maximum lift with long term results. At 21 years of age, you need a breast lift that will not interfere with nipple sensitivity or the ability to breast feed. TBM doesn't undercut the nipple and preserves lactiferous ducts unlike the vertical breast lift techniques. Once you reach your ideal weight and you are stable, consider the no vertical scar and no breast implant breast lift. I hope this helps.Best wishes and kind regards,
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