Tuberous Breast Deformity (TBD) results from a defect in the fascia at the base of the breast that restricts normal expansion, forcing glandular tissue to grow forward in a cone shape.

Surgery involves several crucial steps. The most critical is the incision of the constricting fibrous ring to allow tissue to flatten and expand. Volume correction is often necessary via breast implants, usually placed submuscularly to help stretch the constricted lower pole. Due to the inherent asymmetry of TBD, surgical plans are highly differential for each side. The final step usually involves a periareolar mastopexy to reduce the enlarged areola and hide the incision. At Kinvara you can also read about breast enlargement and breast lift surgery.

The benefits of this procedure include:

• Releases the constricted base to allow for a natural, round breast shape.
• Corrects significant asymmetry in volume, projection, and nipple height.
• Reduces the size of enlarged, puffy, or herniated areolas.
• Increases volume and projection while creating a harmonious contour.
• Significantly improves self-esteem and confidence in clothing and swimwear.