I have huge areolas, my breasts are far apart, saggy and kinda cone shaped
Answer: Tubular breasts Yes, it’s possible to have tubular breast deformity with small or large breasts. One of the definitive characteristics is constriction of the base of the breast at the inframammary fold. I’m not sure if your breast is cone shaped that if would fit the description, but I’d need a picture or to examine you to be sure. Surgical options to improve this include areolar reduction, breast implants, a breast lift, or combinations of these. It’s very rewarding to help patients transform their breasts from feelings of deformity to feelings of happiness.
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Answer: Tubular breasts Yes, it’s possible to have tubular breast deformity with small or large breasts. One of the definitive characteristics is constriction of the base of the breast at the inframammary fold. I’m not sure if your breast is cone shaped that if would fit the description, but I’d need a picture or to examine you to be sure. Surgical options to improve this include areolar reduction, breast implants, a breast lift, or combinations of these. It’s very rewarding to help patients transform their breasts from feelings of deformity to feelings of happiness.
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Answer: Tubular breasts? Photos would be helpful in your assessment. Tubular breasts are characterized by an undefined breast fold, constriction of tissue around the nipples. Nipple/areola puffiness may also be present. If you don’t think you share these traits, then your breasts may simply be saggy, in which case a breast lift may help. An areola reduction may be performed at the same time to give you a more proportionate appearance.
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Answer: Tubular breasts? Photos would be helpful in your assessment. Tubular breasts are characterized by an undefined breast fold, constriction of tissue around the nipples. Nipple/areola puffiness may also be present. If you don’t think you share these traits, then your breasts may simply be saggy, in which case a breast lift may help. An areola reduction may be performed at the same time to give you a more proportionate appearance.
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July 8, 2019
Answer: Breast shape Thank you for your question.It is definitely possible to have tubular shaped breasts even with a larger sized breasts. I would suggest an in person evaluation if you want to know for sure.
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July 8, 2019
Answer: Breast shape Thank you for your question.It is definitely possible to have tubular shaped breasts even with a larger sized breasts. I would suggest an in person evaluation if you want to know for sure.
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July 7, 2019
Answer: Tubular breasts Hi. Yes it is certainly possible to have some of the tubular breast traits even if your breasts are large. But since you have large areolas and saggy breasts, a breast lift could address all of your concerns. Adding an implant could also help the shape but you may not need this if your breasts are already large. Consult with a PS to discuss the options, but it sounds like you should be able to fix your complaints. Best of luck!
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July 7, 2019
Answer: Tubular breasts Hi. Yes it is certainly possible to have some of the tubular breast traits even if your breasts are large. But since you have large areolas and saggy breasts, a breast lift could address all of your concerns. Adding an implant could also help the shape but you may not need this if your breasts are already large. Consult with a PS to discuss the options, but it sounds like you should be able to fix your complaints. Best of luck!
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July 5, 2019
Answer: Tubular breasts Yes, tubular breasts can be seen at most every size, but are more common in smaller breasts. The shape, not size, dictates if a tubular breast is present.
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July 5, 2019
Answer: Tubular breasts Yes, tubular breasts can be seen at most every size, but are more common in smaller breasts. The shape, not size, dictates if a tubular breast is present.
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