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Personalized surgical correction for harmonious breast shape and natural proportions
Modern surgical treatment of tubular breasts for harmonious breast shape and natural proportions
20+
Years of experience
Specialist
in Plastic Surgery
Former
Chief Physician
The right technique becomes clear in a personal examination. Ask us on WhatsApp or book a consultation.
Is a tuberous breast correction right for you?
The right technique becomes clear in a personal examination. Ask us on WhatsApp or book a consultation.
What is a tubular breast?
The tubular breast – also known as tubular breast – is a congenital peculiarity of breast shape, classified medically as a breast deformity. It can present in very different forms: a narrow breast base, asymmetrical shapes, enlarged areolas, or limited development of the lower breast pole are typical characteristics.
Many affected individuals find this peculiarity burdensome – often since puberty. The desire for a more harmonious breast shape is completely understandable and deserves a compassionate, experienced practitioner.
The surgical correction of tubular breasts is one of the more demanding procedures in aesthetic-reconstructive breast surgery. It requires a precise understanding of anatomy, tissue quality, and proportions – and above all: a lot of experience. At Stavrakis Aesthetics in Berlin, each treatment is individually planned, aiming for a natural breast shape that truly fits the patient.
How is the tubular breast correction performed?
The surgical correction of the tubular breast is tailored to the individual's anatomy, tissue quality, and the extent of the deformity. Depending on the starting situation and desired outcome, the correction can be performed with implants, with autologous fat, or through a combination of both methods.
The procedure is usually performed through the area of the areola. Initially, the constricted breast base is released, and the tissue is shaped accordingly. Through special surgical techniques – often referred to as "Unfurling" – the constricted lower breast pole is expanded, and the breast shape is harmonized.
Who is suitable for tubular breast correction?
The treatment is aimed at patients with a congenital breast shape alteration – regardless of whether the extent is mild or pronounced. Typical concerns include:
· Asymmetrical breast shapes
Forms and Variations of the Tubular Breast
The tubular breast can present in very different forms. Typical features include a narrowed breast base, limited development of the lower breast pole, enlarged areolas, or significant asymmetries in breast shape. The changes can occur unilaterally or bilaterally and range from mild shape alterations to pronounced breast deformities.
For better classification, the tubular breast is often categorized into different severity levels using the von-Heimburg classification. This assessment includes the development of the breast base, tissue distribution, and the characteristics of the individual breast quadrants.
A precise analysis of the individual anatomy is crucial for surgical planning. Depending on the presentation of the tubular breast, different surgical techniques can be effectively combined to achieve the most harmonious and natural result.
Individual surgical planning for tubular breasts
The surgical treatment of the tubular breast is among the more complex procedures in aesthetic-reconstructive breast surgery. A precise analysis of the individual anatomy and a well-coordinated surgical plan are crucial for a harmonious outcome.
Depending on the presentation of the tubular breast, tissue distribution, breast base, skin quality, and asymmetries can vary significantly. Therefore, there is no standardized "one-size-fits-all" solution for treatment.
At Stavrakis Aesthetics in Berlin, each correction is individually planned. The goal is not solely to increase volume but primarily to harmonize the breast shape, expand the constricted breast base, and achieve the most natural breast contour possible.
Depending on the initial situation, the correction can be performed with implants, fat transfer, or a combination of both methods. Areolas can also be corrected, and asymmetries can be specifically balanced.
Implants or fat transfer – which method is suitable for tubular breasts?
Correction with breast implants
Correction with fat transfer
Results & healing process
Surgery & return home
First days after the surgery
Aftercare & check-ups
Movement & sports
Long-term results
Why choose Stavrakis Aesthetics for your tubular breast correction?
Specialization & expertise
Chief Physician Themistocles Stavrakis, M.D., Specialist in Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery
Years of experience in plastic and aesthetic surgery, along with a special focus on shaping and reconstructive breast surgery, define the professional career of our founder. His previous role as chief physician at a renowned German clinic and extensive experience in treating complex breast deformities form the basis for a precise and individually tailored treatment approach.
The surgical correction of tubular breasts is among the more challenging procedures in aesthetic-reconstructive breast surgery. The focus is not solely on volume or size, but primarily on harmonizing the breast shape, widening the constricted breast base, and achieving naturally appearing proportions.
Have we piqued your interest? Take the first step towards your ideal body and schedule your personal consultation at Stavrakis Aesthetics in Berlin today!
Frequently asked questions about tubular breast correction
In most cases, the ability to breastfeed can be preserved with careful selection of the surgical technique. However, in more pronounced deformities, this depends more on individual anatomy and the surgical approach – we will discuss this openly and in detail during your personal consultation.
In some cases, later adjustments may be advisable – for example, in complex initial situations or if the tissue heals differently than expected. This is not a failure, but part of a responsible, long-term treatment. We support our patients even after the procedure.
Tubular breast correction is a well-established procedure – like any surgery, it carries general surgical risks such as swelling, bruising, wound healing issues, or temporary changes in sensitivity. In implant-based procedures, implant-specific aspects such as capsular contracture or potential follow-up surgeries are also involved. Through modern surgical techniques, careful planning, and structured aftercare, risks can often be significantly minimized. We will discuss all individual risks and realistic treatment outcomes in detail and transparently during your personal consultation.
Yes – and this is often even recommended. Enlarged or asymmetrical areolas can usually be harmonized during the same procedure.
The incision is usually made in the area of the areola – scars are often relatively inconspicuous and fade over time. For additional scar optimization, we offer a supplementary CO₂ laser treatment if needed after complete wound healing.
The tubular breast is one of the more challenging corrections in aesthetic breast surgery. No case is the same – individual planning, a precise understanding of tissue distribution, symmetry, and proportions are crucial for a harmonious, natural-looking result.
Do you want to know if a tubular breast correction is right for you or have questions about the treatment? Chief Physician Themistoklis Stavrakis, M.D., a specialist in Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery, will personally advise you in our practice clinic and work with you to create a customized treatment plan for a harmonious breast shape and natural proportions.
Would you like a personal consultation?
Do you want to know if a tubular breast correction is right for you or have questions about the treatment? Chief Physician Themistoklis Stavrakis, M.D., a specialist in Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery, will personally advise you in our practice clinic and work with you to create a customized treatment plan for a harmonious breast shape and natural proportions.