What are tuberous breasts?

The tuberous breasts They consist of a breast deformity in which the breasts do not develop correctly, therefore, the different shape that we know is striking. There are some factors that characterize tubular breasts such as the lack of a lower breast groove that prevents the gland from expanding and the tissue behind the areola is concentrated.

These breasts can develop without the patient being aware of it, from Mamma Surgery We tell you 7 symptoms to know if you have tuberous breasts:

  • The shape of the breasts is conical instead of rounded.
  • There is an extreme separation between both breasts.
  • They have elongated, large and dilated areolas.
  • Very wide asymmetry between both breasts.
  • The breasts have very important sags.
  • Lack of growth of breast tissue.
  • One chest is higher than the other.

What does the treatment consist of?

The tuberous breast surgery It is carried out to correct any of the malformations mentioned above. The treatment consists of making an incision in the affected dry to give the volume and the usual rounded shape and place the areola and the nipple in the correct position. Generally, the surgeon places or implants. Since Mamma Surgery we tell you surgical techniques more common:

  • Provide volume in the area that is missing tissue, usually in the lower part of the chest.
  • Reduce the size of the areola and correct asymmetries.
  • Place the fallen chest in the same position by breast lift
  • Change the tube shape for a more rounded shape that is achieved thanks to the implant.

If you have any questions or think that your breasts do not have the usual shape and present a slight deformation, do not hesitate to contact us. We help you solve all your doubts and get in touch with the best surgeons!

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What are tuberous breasts?
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What are tuberous breasts?
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In this article we are going to tell you what tuberous breasts are and what this surgery consists of. In addition, we tell you some of the most common surgical techniques.
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