Tuberous Breasts London Tubular Breast Correction

Common and effective procedures for tuberous breast correction include:

• Tissue Release and Expansion: The fundamental step in correcting tuberous breasts involves releasing the constricted tissue at the base of the breast. This surgical release allows the breast tissue to expand into a more natural shape and position, addressing the primary cause of the tuberous deformity.
• Inframammary Fold Reconstruction: Breast reshaping surgery for tuberous breasts typically involves lowering and repositioning the inframammary fold to create a more natural breast base. This allows the breast to achieve proper projection and contour whilst establishing the correct breast-to-chest wall relationship.
• Tuberous Breast Augmentation: Most cases of tuberous breast correction require breast augmentation with implants to restore volume and achieve symmetry. The implants help fill out the corrected breast shape and provide the projection needed for a natural appearance. Implant selection is crucial and must account for the corrected breast dimensions.
• Areolar Reduction and Repositioning: When the areola has become enlarged or herniated due to the tuberous deformity, breast reshaping includes reducing the areolar size and repositioning it to achieve proper proportion and placement. This addresses one of the most characteristic features of tuberous breasts.
• Asymmetry Correction: Since tuberous breasts frequently affect each breast differently, correction often involves different surgical approaches for each breast to achieve symmetry. This may include using different sized implants or varying the degree of tissue release and reshaping for each side.
• Staged Procedures: In severe cases of tuberous breasts, correction may require staged procedures to achieve optimal results. This might involve initial tissue expansion followed by definitive correction, allowing for gradual improvement whilst minimising complications.
• Fat Transfer Enhancement: Fat transfer may be used in conjunction with other techniques to provide additional volume and contouring, particularly in areas where implants alone cannot achieve the desired shape refinement.
• Skin Envelope Adjustment: Tuberous breast correction often requires careful management of the skin envelope, which may involve removing excess skin or using techniques to redistribute skin for optimal breast shape and projection.
• Nipple Positioning: Correcting the position and projection of the nipple is often necessary in tuberous breast surgery, ensuring that the nipple-areolar complex sits in the correct position relative to the newly shaped breast.
• Internal Breast Reshaping: Advanced techniques for internal breast tissue redistribution and reshaping help create the natural breast contours that are absent in tuberous breasts, working in conjunction with implant placement for optimal results.
• Revision and Refinement: Some patients may benefit from secondary procedures to refine results or address any residual asymmetries, as tuberous breast correction can be technically challenging and may require fine-tuning to achieve the best possible outcome.
• Combined Approach Techniques: Often, the most effective tuberous breast correction involves combining multiple techniques in a single procedure, such as tissue release, implant placement, areolar reduction, and fold reconstruction, to address all aspects of the deformity comprehensively.

The surgical approach for tuberous breast surgery UK will be carefully planned based on your specific anatomy and the severity of your condition. During your consultation, Mr. Cavale will assess the degree of tuberous deformity, discuss your goals for correction, and recommend the most appropriate surgical plan to achieve natural-looking, proportionate breasts that restore your confidence and comfort.