Tuberous breast correction is a surgical cosmetic procedure used to correct tuberous breasts. The surgery often involves enhancing the size and shape of the breasts as well as improving their symmetry.
Tuberous Breast Correction PROCEDURE
WHAT IS A TUBEROUS BREAST CORRECTION?
If one or both of your breasts are narrow with a cylindrical shape, high inframammary creases, and large, puffy areolas, you may have a condition called tuberous breasts. Many women suffer from this deformity without realizing it, thinking instead that their breasts are simply small and underdeveloped. However, tuberous breasts are a real condition that can cause major self-consciousness and embarrassment. Fortunately, tuberous breast correction is an excellent solution for numerous women in this situation.
Tuberous breast correction is a surgical cosmetic procedure used to correct tuberous breasts. The surgery often involves enhancing the size and shape of the breasts as well as improving their symmetry. In many cases, tuberous breast correction also includes reshaping the areolas, lifting sagging breast tissue, and other adjustments.
BENEFITS OF A Tuberous
Breast Correction
Enhanced breast size, shape, and symmetry
More proportionate areolas
More symmetrical inframammary creases
Perkier, more youthful-looking breasts
More voluptuous figure
Increased self-confidence
Additional wardrobe options
Tuberous breast correction surgery can offer some or all of the following benefits for anyone who suffers from tuberous breasts:
WHO IS A CANDIDATE FOR A TUBEROUS BREAST CORRECTION?
Adults with symptoms of tuberous breasts may be candidates for tuberous breast correction. To be an ideal candidate for the surgery, you should meet these requirements:
Be in good physical health
Have symptoms of tuberous breasts, including a narrow, cylindrical breast shape, high inframammary creases, enlarged, puffy areolas, and sagging breasts
Have realistic expectations
Not be currently pregnant or breastfeeding
Cost of TUBEROUS BREAST CORRECTION
Depending on the specific needs of the patient, the price for tuberous breast correction surgery can range from approximately $4,000 to $13,000. Typically, health insurance will not assist in paying for this procedure. When you have your consultation with Dr. Stephens, he can evaluate your needs and provide you with more specific and detailed pricing information.
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TUBEROUS BREAST CORRECTION PROCEDURE Details
If you’re considering tuberous breast correction surgery, you can start the process by having a consultation with Dr. Stephens. During this meeting, the doctor will evaluate your situation and ask you about what you’d like to achieve with the procedure. If you decide to move forward, he will then work with you to create a unique treatment plan that’s specific to your needs and goals.
Generally, tuberous breast correction surgery is performed as an outpatient procedure. To begin, you will most likely be administered general anesthesia to render you temporarily unconscious. After that, the specific steps will depend on your treatment plan. Typically, Dr. Stephens will make small incisions around the edge of the areolas.
He will then make the needed adjustments, which may include lowering the inframammary folds, removing excess or abnormal breast tissue, inserting customized breast implants, lifting the breasts, and reducing the size of the areolas.
Once Dr. Stephens has completed the adjustments to your breasts, he will close the incisions with sutures and apply bandages to the breasts. In total, the surgery usually takes between two and three hours to complete.
AFTER YOUR TUBEROUS BREAST CORRECTION PROCEDURE
After your tuberous breast correction surgery, you may need to wear a surgical support bra for the first week or so. You will also need to spend about a week resting before you return to work and resume your routine. During this time, most patients experience some swelling, bruising, and tenderness. You should avoid strenuous physical activity for approximately four to six weeks after your procedure.
