Tuberous breasts are a common condition in which the breasts develop to be narrow and cylindrical, typically with high inframammary folds and puffy, oversized areolas.
What Is Tuberous Breast Correction?
Tuberous breast correction is a general term for surgery used to reduce or eliminate the symptoms of tuberous breasts. The specifics of the procedure depend entirely on the unique needs and treatment plan of the patient.
Usually, tuberous breast correction involves the insertion of one or two customized breast implants to enhance the size and shape of the affected breasts. Additionally, this specific breast augmentation procedure often includes techniques like breast reshaping, areolar balancing, circumareolar mastopexy, glandular tissue resection, and internal tissue release.
Some of the most common goals of tuberous breast correction surgery include:
- Lowering the inframammary fold
- Expanding constricted breast tissue to create a rounder, more natural breast shape
- Enhancing the size, shape, and symmetry of the breasts
- Removing excess or abnormal breast tissue
- Lifting the position of the breasts