Tuberous Breasts: How Much Does It Cost to Release the Constricted Tissue And/or Reduce the Size of my Areolas?

Release can be achieved with a circumareolar approach and radial relaxing incisions in a subglandular plane with reduction of the areola. Another alternative is fat grafting as practiced by Dr. Coleman in Manhattan. Fees will range tremendously from approximately $4500 to $20,000.

Tuberous breasts are not uncommon and most of the time are corrected by releasing the constriction, augmentation and/or lift and addressing the asymmetry which is almost always present. If you want to avoid implants, fat grafting ids the best option. This is a scarless, incisionless reshaping and enhancement of the breasts and it costs the same or less than if you would have an augmentation and/or lift to correct the asymmetry. You can read about this on my  web site breastsurgeryseattle. Good luck.