Do I have tubular breasts? (Photos)

Thank you for
your question and photos.Being self-conscious about your breasts is normal, and you are not alone in feeling this way.
However, please know that your images
do not indicate you have tuberous breasts.
Tuberous breast is a congenital abnormality that occurs during
puberty breast development. It can be classified by a combination of reduced
breast diameter, underdevelopment of the breasts, areolar overgrowth,
protrusion of the nipple areola complex, breast sagging, and breast asymmetry.Your chest anatomy makes your breasts point outward a bit. For you, there are somethings that can be done to make the breast more rounder, lifted, and well distributed.
If a surgical plan was created for you, it may involve a breast lift, areolar size correction, and an implant-based breast augmentation to add volume to the upper pole of the breast.
Please consult
with a board-certified plastic surgeon to discuss further options.
I wish you the
best of luck!

Hello,Thank you for your question and photos. Your pictures do not demonstrate tuberous breast deformity. If you would like to reposition the areolas higher on the breast mound and reduce their diameter you could consider a breast lift. Placing silicone gel implants would further help to round and fill out the breasts. I recommend that you book an in-person consultation with a board certified Plastic Surgeon. They will measure you and discuss your goals, then make recommendations.All the best

Fortunately you do not have tubular breasts. You do have an asymmetry (as do 88 % of all women). A breast augmentation with implants can make your breasts rounder and more nicely shaped. However for symmetry you will need a lift on the lower right side in addition to implants on both sides. An areolar reduction can be done if you want but you will need scars around both areolas not just around eh lifted side. For more information please read below: