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Small, tubular, breasts, large areolas, far apart with low nipples. What treatments will not include an implant? (photo)

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I've always had small breasts and a comparatively large areola. It is only recently that I've become aware of tubular breast deformity and I think that I may have it. My breasts aren't very saggy, but they are kind of far apart and the nipple is low. The part that really bothers me about them is the areola size. Do you think that my breasts are tubular? Do you think I would benefit from an areola reduction? What other treatments are available? I'm not interested in getting implants.

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