Do I have tubular breasts? Are they just small? (Photo)

No, you do not have tubular breasts, but they are somewhat small, but still a very nice size. One is slightly smaller than the other. Implants can add fullness, make you more even, and help minimize the gap. However, some gap will remain since we cannot move the base of your breasts.

Tuberous breasts come in all shapes and forms and there is a real spectrum with some patients having very obvious tuberous breasts and other patients can have more subtle findings such as yourself. I think you would be a candidate for an implant and a lift and your folds would need to be lowered as well. There is not very much room between your nipple and your inframammary fold (the breast crease) and you would need more room to get a rounder shape. The lift would reduce the size of your areola and position them a little bit higher to center them over the implant.

Based upon the appearance of your breasts, it does appear that you have some components of a tuberous breast deformity. In tuberous breast deformity the lower portion of the breast is constricted and unnaturally high on the chest. In addition, the breast gland can herniate into the areola. Treatment for this usually involves an incision around the areola, release of the constricted tissue in the lower portion of the breast, which will allow for placement of an implant, and finally excess tissue around the areola excised and closed in a way that corrects the herniation of tissue. The result is a natural appearing breast with correction of the issues mentioned. Please see the attached link for more information on the topic.