Do I have tubular breasts and large areolas? (Photo)

You show none of the cardinal signs of tubular breasts.  Your breasts are not set far apart, you show no sign of herniation of breast tissue into your areola, you in fact have both inferior medial and interior lateral breast tissue present, and you show no signs of a constricted breast.With reference to the size of your areola, they appear to be normal on the photographs you sent.  There was a study done in England decades ago with over 1,000 females showing that the average areola size is 4.2cm.  If you are considering a breast augmentation, the larger your breasts are, the smaller your areola will appear in relationship to the enlarged breasts.I hope I have answered your questions to your satisfaction.  

Thank you for sharing your question and photos. Based on the photographs, I do not feel that you have tuberous breasts in your area oversize are within the normal range. If you have any concerns with the size of your breasts or areola, I would visit with a board-certified plastic surgeon who can discuss different options with you.

Thank you for your question and photographs Tuberous breasts exist along a spectrum of mild to severe, but based on your supplied pictures, it does not appear that you have tuberous breasts. Tuberous breasts are hallmarked by elevated breast creases, that are "tight" causing a narrow shape to the breasts. The constriction of tissue also pushes the native breast tissue into the areola, enlarging it and making nipples appear "puffy." I do not see any of these in your photograph, but I would recommend an in-person assessment with a board certified surgeon to help discuss your breast shape, and possible treatments to make them appear closer to what you would like.