Does a tubular breast always represent a smaller breast? Or does it gets bigger with weight gain? I was wondering if it heals on its own or do I have to get into surgery? I don’t mind about the puffy areola, but I care about the size if it will get bigger than this.
Answer: Breasts You did not show photos, so I am not certain you actually have tubular breasts. Most women will gain in breast size with weight gain, and some will gain with pregnancy and breast feeding.
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Answer: Breasts You did not show photos, so I am not certain you actually have tubular breasts. Most women will gain in breast size with weight gain, and some will gain with pregnancy and breast feeding.
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Answer: Tubular Breast Tubular breast syndrome is the severe end of the spectrum of constricted breast syndrome and involves a combination of a disproportionally large nipple-areolar complex due to herniation of the underlying breast parenchyma into the areolar complex, which is also associated with a short vertical breast and relatively wide horizontal breast mound with a high lower breast, or inframammary, fold. This makes the appearance of having little lower half, or lower pole, of the breast mound. So the solution to this?...It usually requires implant-based breast augmentation with a lower pole radial scoring technique. This is something your surgeon would ultimately explain to you in detail, but the upshot is that unfortunately the form will not resolve with weight change, though it will also be unlikely to worsen with weight changes.
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Answer: Tubular Breast Tubular breast syndrome is the severe end of the spectrum of constricted breast syndrome and involves a combination of a disproportionally large nipple-areolar complex due to herniation of the underlying breast parenchyma into the areolar complex, which is also associated with a short vertical breast and relatively wide horizontal breast mound with a high lower breast, or inframammary, fold. This makes the appearance of having little lower half, or lower pole, of the breast mound. So the solution to this?...It usually requires implant-based breast augmentation with a lower pole radial scoring technique. This is something your surgeon would ultimately explain to you in detail, but the upshot is that unfortunately the form will not resolve with weight change, though it will also be unlikely to worsen with weight changes.
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June 1, 2022
Answer: Tubular breasts Tubular breasts can be large or small. They can grow with weight gain, but that typically will not change the tubular nature. Patients sometimes feel they have tubular breasts when in reality they are just unhappy with the shape. I encourage you to visit with a board certified plastic surgeon near you for an evaluation and to learn more.
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June 1, 2022
Answer: Tubular breasts Tubular breasts can be large or small. They can grow with weight gain, but that typically will not change the tubular nature. Patients sometimes feel they have tubular breasts when in reality they are just unhappy with the shape. I encourage you to visit with a board certified plastic surgeon near you for an evaluation and to learn more.
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May 31, 2022
Answer: Tuberous breasts Dear Nusaiba,
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May 31, 2022
Answer: Tuberous breasts Dear Nusaiba,
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June 5, 2022
Answer: Tubular Breast Treatment Thank you for your question.
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June 5, 2022
Answer: Tubular Breast Treatment Thank you for your question.
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