What is the tubular breast and how does it look?

Beautiful breasts have always been the pride of every woman. Often, the size of the bust is not as important as its shape. Unfortunately, not all of nature can be so generous. It happens that in adolescence, due to any factors (external, heredity, malfunction in the hormonal system, etc.), there is an irregular formation of the breast. One of these troubles is the tubular breast.

What are the mechanisms and what leads to the development of such an anomaly?

When the mammary gland develops normally, its growth occurs along the entire circumference, that is, the glandular segments that are separated by the connective tissue, are evenly distributed and develop throughout the radius of the areola. With tubular deformation, there is a disruption in the development of breast tissue in its base due to excessive density of glandular tissue, the areola is often greatly enlarged.

This type of pathology can be either single-sided or bilateral.

As a result, the tubular chest can look like this:

• The breast grows only forward and in shape resembles a conical tube (parenchymal development);
• There is a one-sided development only due to the tissues of the axilla, which leads to a strong stretching of the areola, and often to its strong protrusion (fascial development);
• The elongated form of the breast resembles the foot of the fungus, the areola of the nipple takes the form of a cap (the most complex form, the so-called "mushroom-shaped breast"),

Unfortunately, doctors make disappointing conclusions: the tubular breast is genetically inherited, and, consequently, is transmitted from generation to generation.

Most girls and women who actually encounter this problem experience great discomfort. First of all, it is the development of an inferiority complex, the fear of showing one's chest to someone and becoming a laughing stock. To this, the absence of a permanent sexual partner is added, which also does not have a better effect on the psychoemotional state. Because of these reasons, there are additional difficulties to get married and have a full-fledged family. And talk about the fact that you should not pay attention to such a shortcoming as a tubular chest, all this is nonsense, not worthy of attention, can not always soothe the owners of such a bust. Especially if you take into account the active propaganda of a beautiful body, rather than spiritual values in the modern world.

Some women (especially if the pathology is not very pronounced) manage to overcome their complexes, but often in fact it is a constant everyday internal struggle with itself.

Many consider such an anomaly a serious aesthetic disadvantage. In this case, the only way to correct this omission of nature is plastic aesthetic surgery.

Modern plastic surgery of the breast (or mammoplasty) is able to restore symmetry and give natural beauty to the mammary glands. In some cases, the breasts are reduced, and with an increase in the gland, it will not do without the use of implants, which also helps to eliminate asymmetry if necessary. Correction is carried out through the nasal space, thus significantly reducing the number of postoperative sutures.

Any aesthetic clinic, in which a patient with similar problems will address, must perform a series of analyzes, examinations and consultations before the appointment of an operation. On consultation with a plastic surgeon you will be picked up by implants of the necessary size and shape.

Also it is obligatory to pass examination at mammologist. It is necessary to pass a general analysis of urine and blood tests: general, clinical, Rh factor and group, syphilis, HIV, hepatitis C and B, and make an ECG.

Mammoplasty to eliminate the effect of the tubular chest is a complex operation and is performed under general anesthesia, so you personally should talk to an anesthesiologist.

Full recovery occurs in 6 months.