Creating balance and symmetry with a Bellini Breast Lift
Despite individual variations, all tubular malformations that would prompt tuberous breast repair tend to share certain common features, including:
- Small and tight breasts that looks abnormal.
- Abnormally narrow breast tissue base.
- Large areolas that are puffy and protrude.
- Breasts are narrower from top to bottom, with tight skin below the nipple.
Women seeking tuberous breast repair typically choose plastic surgery to bring the size and shape of their breasts into balance. Creating balance and symmetry can enhance the appearance of the breasts tremendously.
In correcting this problem, the plastic surgeon performing tuberous breast repair can usually confine the incision to around the nipple, keeping any resulting marks inconspicuous. Internal incisions are often used to release the tight breast tissue and create a space for an implant, which rounds out the lower breast (inframammary) crease, and helps to correct the puffy, enlarged areolae. Drains are not usually necessary, and this procedure can be combined with other procedures in most cases.
The cosmetic surgeon will explain any necessary post-procedure recovery instructions and detail aftercare to encourage proper healing and ideal results.
