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.
June 5, 2022
Answer: Tubular Breast Treatment Thank you for your question. Breasts mainly have two kind of tissue inside: 1- glandular tissue 2- fat tissue. Fat tissue ratio will determine how much the breast can expand in weight gain. It may not give the desired look even with higher weights. The basic solution for tubular breast correction is to release the bands inside and expand the base of the breasts.An implant will give volume and help the breast stay in this desired look. If you can send photos we can do a better evaluation.
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June 5, 2022
Answer: Tubular Breast Treatment Thank you for your question. Breasts mainly have two kind of tissue inside: 1- glandular tissue 2- fat tissue. Fat tissue ratio will determine how much the breast can expand in weight gain. It may not give the desired look even with higher weights. The basic solution for tubular breast correction is to release the bands inside and expand the base of the breasts.An implant will give volume and help the breast stay in this desired look. If you can send photos we can do a better evaluation.
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June 2, 2022
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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June 2, 2022
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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