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Tuberous Breast Correction
What Is Tuberous Breast Correction?
Tuberous breast correction is a surgical procedure to address a congenital deformity where the breasts appear narrow at the base, with herniated areolas, high inframammary folds or tubular shape. The surgery reshapes the breast for a fuller, more natural appearance.
What Can Tuberous Breast Correction Change?
Tuberous Breast Correction can:
- Correct narrow, constricted breast base
- Reduce areola herniation and enlarge the areola if needed
- Improve breast symmetry and shape
- Restore natural breast fullness and proportion
- Enhance body proportions and boost self-confidence
Are You a Good Candidate?
You may be a good candidate if you:
- Are in good overall health
- Have tuberous or constricted breast deformities
- Desire improved breast shape and symmetry
- Are prepared to follow post-operative care instructions
What to Expect During Surgery?
- Surgery is performed under general anaesthesia.
- The surgeon releases constricted tissue, reshapes the breast and may place implants for volume if needed.
- Incisions are planned to minimize visible scarring.
- Surgery usually takes 2–3 hours.
Risks & Safety
Potential risks of a include:
- Swelling, bruising, or mild discomfort
- Infection or bleeding
- Scarring or asymmetry
- Rare complications related to anaesthesia
- Changes in nipple or breast sensation (usually temporary)
- Rare complications related to anaesthesia
What Does Recovery Look Like?
- First week: Swelling and mild discomfort; supportive bras are recommended
- Week 2-3: Most swelling subsides; light activities can resume
- Weeks 4–6: Breast shape settles
- Month 2-6 : Final breast contour and symmetry are visible
Summary
Tuberous breast correction restores natural shape, symmetry, and proportion to constricted breasts. When performed by an experienced surgeon, it provides long-lasting, aesthetically pleasing results.