Triangular shaped breasts with large, hanging nipples that I can't reshape with a bra. Are they tubular? (photo)

Your breasts a slightly tuberous and ptotic, or saggy.  You would be a good candidate for a lollipop lift with implants if you want to correct it properly.

  From your description, there may be components of tuberous breasts, but I cannot reliably interpret the photo presented.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA

Hard to tell because of the quality of the picture. However, you have elements such as a constricted base, some droopiness and deficient tissue in your lower pole, see a local doc to discuss! 

You do have some characteristics of that but are not classic tuberous.  Regardless, if you wish to rejuvenate them and make them rounder and perkier, you will need an augmentation and a lift.  Find a local plastic surgeon to listen to your concerns and then see what your surgeon can deliver then decide if its for you.

Thank you for the question.To best help you, a physical
examination or another picture where your breast actually show is required in order to determine which procedures and
techniques wold be best for your case.Dr. Campos

No.  Tuberous breast have a narrow base with a large areola, and the breast tissue herniates through the areola.  Your type of breast requires a mastopexy and implant to improve the shape.

The photo you posted is very blurry and difficult to appreciate. Best to post new ones or be seen in person for a proper evaluation.

One characteristic of tubular breasts is widely spaced breasts, and that is present on the photo. Unfortunately the photo is quite out of focus, and doesn't how the entire chest. Other features of the problem include puffy areolas, high breast fold, inadequate lower breast tissue.  I cannot tell much about any of these from this photo.Best source of info will be a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon. All the best. 

Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, due to your photograph I am unable to clearly identify your anatomy. My recommendation is for you to find a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in your area and make an appointment to be evaluated in person. He or she can give you the answer you seek as well as help you explore your options. Good luck to you.  

Tubular or tuberous breasts are a congenital variation of breast development which results in a breast which has a constricted base, high inframammary fold and a conical breast shape in which the central breast tissue tends to herniate out through the nipple/areola.   The diagnosis of tuberous breast is a clinical judgement by the individual doctor and therefore we may, or may not, agree that a certain patient does or does not have  tuberous breasts.  However, from your photo and description, I believe you do have some of the components of tubular breasts and you may benefit from some of the options for the treatment of tuberous breasts.  Best wishes.