Tuberous breast correction: Improving shape and confidence

Clínica EGOS uses only Motiva, one of the highest-quality implant brands available, prized for its comfort and aesthetics. The implants provide a very natural-looking result.

The procedure is performed under anesthesia, so you won’t feel pain during the operation. Post-operative discomfort is managed with prescribed medication.

Initial recovery is usually 1–2 weeks, but you should avoid strenuous physical activity for about 4–6 weeks.

While not strictly mandatory, implants are generally essential for a successful correction because they let the gland reshape and expand. Alternatives—such as fat grafting or tissue rearrangement—can be used alone or in combination with implants.

Right after surgery you may lose sensation around the areola, but it typically returns gradually over the following days.

Incisions are placed in discreet areas and tend to fade over time, making scars minimally noticeable.

You can expect to see the definitive outcome in roughly 3–6 months, once swelling has fully subsided.

mplants can be removed without replacement. In that case, a breast lift may be recommended to improve contour and appearance.

Yes. You can choose a different implant type, depending on your preferences and your surgeon’s advice.

In most cases, no. However, lifts or major reshaping can sometimes have an impact. Discuss your plans with your surgeon.

Yes. A surgical or sports bra should be worn for the first few weeks to support the breasts, reduce swelling, and aid healing.

They primarily affect aesthetics, but the unusual shape can influence self-esteem. Physically, tuberous breasts are not dangerous.

Is asymmetry normal with tuberous breasts?

Unfortunately, no. Because the condition stems from structural tissue differences, only surgery can reshape the breast base and, if needed, reduce an enlarged areola.

From age 18, once breast development is complete. In exceptional cases with severe deformity and emotional distress, earlier surgery may be considered with thorough medical evaluation and family consent.

Yes, but pregnancy and breast-feeding can change breast shape again. If you plan to become pregnant soon, your surgeon may suggest postponing the procedure or modifying the technique to protect future breast-feeding ability.