Tubular breasts, caused by developmental issues during breast growth, present in various shapes and sizes, often causing significant concern for women. Due to the inherent
complications of tubular breasts, simple breast augmentation alone typically does not yield satisfactory results; thus, glanduloplasty must be performed concurrently. In cases of
severe tubular breasts, this process might be divided into two separate surgeries, while less severe cases can be addressed in a single operation.

Today, we introduce the case of a woman in her late 20s with tubular breasts, showcasing her appearance before surgery and one year post-operation. She underwent
glandulopla sty through an areolar incision and subfascial breast augmentation (Mentor, 500cc) simultaneously.

Pre-operative appearance of tubular breast

1 year after glanduloplasty and breast augmentation

Direct comparison of before and after in tubular breast correction

This concludes my presentation of a case involving the correction of tubular breasts through glanduloplasty and breast augmentation with Mentor implants.

Surgery plans can vary from person to person, and all surgeries may have potential side effects.

The photos above are of the same person, taken at The Plastic Surgery Clinic on the specified date. Identifiable features have been edited for privacy.

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