Hi I have tubular breasts and plan on getting them fixed. I have seen a plastic surgeon and she has said they can be fixed with or without tissue expanders. She also said if I had tissue expanders the shape of my breasts would be better. Thanks for your time
January 24, 2014
Answer: Tubular breasts and breast augmentation requires special techniques. tubular breasts and breast augmentation requires special techniques. The technique required is individualized based on the severity of the condition and the size implant that you desire. Tissue expansion is only one of the techniques to help with tubular breasts.
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January 24, 2014
Answer: Tubular breasts and breast augmentation requires special techniques. tubular breasts and breast augmentation requires special techniques. The technique required is individualized based on the severity of the condition and the size implant that you desire. Tissue expansion is only one of the techniques to help with tubular breasts.
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January 23, 2014
Answer: Tuberous Breast Deformity and Tissue Expanders The diagnosis of tuberous breast disease includes a wide variety of deformities. All tuberous breasts, by definition have a tight and constricted lower breast pole. For mild cases, surgical release through radial scoring of the tight tissue may allow an implant to expand this tight inferior pole in one surgery.For the more severe cases, expansion of the lower pole may be easier (and produce a better result) by placing a tissue expander first. This will allow greater expansion and better control of the implant position.You should definitely see a board certified plastic surgeon if you wish to be evaluated for this (or any) cosmetic breast surgery.
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January 23, 2014
Answer: Tuberous Breast Deformity and Tissue Expanders The diagnosis of tuberous breast disease includes a wide variety of deformities. All tuberous breasts, by definition have a tight and constricted lower breast pole. For mild cases, surgical release through radial scoring of the tight tissue may allow an implant to expand this tight inferior pole in one surgery.For the more severe cases, expansion of the lower pole may be easier (and produce a better result) by placing a tissue expander first. This will allow greater expansion and better control of the implant position.You should definitely see a board certified plastic surgeon if you wish to be evaluated for this (or any) cosmetic breast surgery.
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