Tuberous breast deformity is a congenital developmental disorder characterized by asymmetrical, widely spaced breasts with a narrow base and wide nipple circumference. It can be corrected with a specialized aesthetic surgical procedure known as tuberous breast surgery.
- Tuberous breast deformity is a congenital developmental disorder characterized by asymmetrical, widely spaced breasts with a narrow base and wide nipple circumference.
- It can be corrected with a specialized aesthetic surgical procedure known as tuberous breast surgery.
- This condition is also referred to by other names, including goat breasts, conical breasts, tubular breasts, or hypoplastic breasts.
- The deformity often involves a high inframammary fold and herniation of breast tissue outwards from the nipple.
- Individuals experiencing distress due to breast asymmetries or deformities should consult a qualified surgeon to discuss corrective options.
Tuberous breasts are considered a taboo subject in society. However, asymmetries and deformities that occur during breast development in both women and men can be corrected with the right surgical intervention. Also known as “goat breasts,” tuberous breasts, conical breasts, tubular breasts, or hypoplastic breasts, this developmental disorder is a general term for congenital deformities characterized by widely spaced and asymmetrical breasts, narrow breast base, wide nipple circumference, high inframammary fold, and herniation of breast tissue outwards from the nipple. The aesthetic surgical operation performed to correct these congenital deformities and restore the person’s ideal appearance is called tuberous breast surgery or tubular breast surgery.
