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Your photos do not suggest the presence of tuberous breasts. Depending on your goals I expect breast lifts and implants would provide the best outcome.
This is difficult to determine without a definitive physical examination. I think that there is certainly some element of ptosis ("saggy") and also a mild tuberous breast deformity.
Hello,Thank you for the question.Based on your photos, you appear to have droopy/deflated breasts, not consistent with tuberous breast deformity. You appear to be a good candidate for a full mastopexy (breast lift) which will put your nipples into the correct position, decrease the size of nipple/areola and allow excess skin to be taken away, giving you a more youthful looking breast. Some people are a little apprehensive to the full breast lift due to the scars, but typically they do very well. Donut breast lift can help decrease the size of the areola and elevate the nipples, but it will not change the overall shape of the breasts. Sometimes, breast implants can also be added in order to increase upper pole breast volume.I would encourage you to seek a consultation with a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon to further discuss your options, specific techniques, concerns and expectations.I hope this helps.Best regards, Dr. KaranetzDr. Irena KaranetzBreast Fellowship-TrainedBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon
Your breasts are not tuberous. They are saggy, and this can be fixed with a breast lift. Of course, that involves having scars on your breasts but if you don’t like the way they look now, you can certainly consider this procedure. Best of luck!
Your breasts sag as a result of having children. You need a lift with implants to get the result you want
You appear to have significant asymmetry of size and moderate Ptosis, AKA drooping. I do not see any signs of Tuberous Breast deformity.
Hello, Thank you for the question. Breast implants can take take 6-12 months to settle fully into the their final position. I would recommend conservative management for now with scar massaging. I would also encourage you to discuss your questions and concerns with your Plastic Surgeon. I...
I am not quite sure how this can be quantified with a specific number. If there is any incision around the areola, the risk is higher compared to just placing an implant. The risk varies with the surgical plane; the risk is lowest below the muscle because the nerve runs on top of the pectoralis...
The photos reveal some sagging of the breasts and possible minor elements of tuberous breasts. You need to be examined by a Board Certified plastic surgeon. Tuberous breasts are more challenging than straight forward breast augmentation. But, if indeed, the exmination of the breasts reveal...
