
At N1 Plastic Surgery we offer specialist correction for tuberous breasts, restoring natural shape and symmetry.

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At N1 Plastic Surgery, we recognise the unique challenges and sensitivities associated with tuberous breasts.
Tuberous breasts, also known as tubular breasts, result from a congenital difference in breast development and can vary widely in severity. Our surgeons combine augmentation, tissue expansion, breast lift and areola reduction techniques into a personalised plan designed to correct shape and restore confidence.
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Premier Location:
Our clinic is situated in the heart of London's prestigious Harley Street.
Renowned Expertise:
Our team of expert surgeons treats tuberous breasts with a compassionate approach and technical precision.
Personalised Treatment:
Tailored treatment plans to meet each patient's unique needs and aesthetic goals.
Comprehensive Care:
From initial consultation to post-operative follow-ups, we ensure a supportive and compassionate environment.

• Breast Augmentation: Addresses the lack of volume and tubular shape, using implants to create a more rounded appearance and the desired breast volume.
• Tissue Expansion: Where the skin is tight and limits expansion, tissue expanders gradually stretch the skin, making it possible to fit implants or perform further reconstructive techniques.
• Mastopexy (Breast Lift): Corrects the droopiness that often accompanies tuberous breasts, raising them to a more natural position and improving their overall shape.
• Areola Reduction: Reduces the size of enlarged or puffy areolas to achieve a more proportionate, aesthetically pleasing appearance.
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Tuberous breasts are a congenital condition characterised by abnormal breast development. The condition can vary in severity but often involves:
• Restricted Base of the Breast: Limiting natural expansion and resulting in a tubular shape.
• Herniation of Breast Tissue into the Areola: Causing the areolas to appear enlarged or puffy.
• Asymmetry Between Breasts: Noticeable differences in size and shape between the breasts.
• Underdeveloped Breasts: The breasts fail to develop fully during puberty.

1. Consultation: A comprehensive assessment of your goals and medical history, with a personalised treatment plan crafted to meet your individual needs.
2. Personalised Surgical Plan: Procedure time varies depending on the combination of techniques performed, under general anaesthetic, tailored to your specific concerns.
3. Post-Surgery Care: Close monitoring in recovery before discharge, with pain relief and antibiotics prescribed and clear post-operative instructions.
4. Follow-Up Care: A post-operative review around 7 days after surgery, followed by regular appointments to monitor progress and ensure your satisfaction.






