28/08/2026
A considered approach to shape, proportion and symmetry.
Tuberous breasts are a variation in breast development that can affect breast shape, size and the position or size of the ar**la. For some patients, correction may involve a combination of procedures rather than breast augmentation alone.
This patient underwent tuberous breast correction surgery via one-stage breast augmentation and mastopexy (breast lift). The breast lift was used to reshape and reposition the breast tissue and nipple–ar**la complex, while the implant was used to add volume.
This result was achieved using 335cc, Ergonomix, full (high) profile placed under the muscle and results are photographed at 6 weeks post-op.
If you're considering surgery for tuberous breasts, a consultation with Dr. Richardson is an opportunity to discuss your anatomy, treatment options, potential risks and what may be achievable in your individual circumstances.
For more information or to book your consultation with Dr. Richardson, contact our team to explore your options.
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Dr. Philip Richardson (MED0001389187) Registered medical practitioner, specialist plastic surgeon (specialist registration in surgery – plastic surgery).
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