It may not be that easy.
Tuberous breasts are actually caused by a fiberous ring that goes around the inside of the breast. The constriction it causes is what makes the breasts form outward, herniating the areola, rather than around the areola.
The american society of plastic surgeons have it classified as congenital, rather than something you develop later on in life. As explained in the PDF, you develop these structure of these tissues while in the womb. You're born with tuberous breasts syndrome.
More info : http://rlbatesmd.blogspot.com/2010/10/tuberous-breasts.html
And check out this very informative PDF : http://cdn.intechopen.com/pdfs/33481/InTech-Tuberous_breast_clinical_evaluation_and_surgical_treatment.pdf
(Heres an except from another post I made: )
From what I can tell, for tuberous breasts theres a lot of fibrous tissue that goes around the inside of the areola that shouldn't be there. Having this tissue is what stops the milk ducts and fat from growing and making the "under boob". Also it stops the breast from filling out AROUND the areola. Instead, tuberous breasts have herniated areola / nipples from the breast growing outward. (which is what causes the sagging. rather than ground around and roundly, it just grows out.)
Now.. when I googled a bit, I read from a massage therapist website about how to be careful massaging the breasts because it can damage that fibrous tissue (that we have too much of). If there will be any hope for fixing tuberous breasts, it may be massaging to "loosen" these fibers and help us form correct shape.
Tuberous breasts are actually caused by a fiberous ring that goes around the inside of the breast. The constriction it causes is what makes the breasts form outward, herniating the areola, rather than around the areola.
The american society of plastic surgeons have it classified as congenital, rather than something you develop later on in life. As explained in the PDF, you develop these structure of these tissues while in the womb. You're born with tuberous breasts syndrome.
More info : http://rlbatesmd.blogspot.com/2010/10/tuberous-breasts.html
And check out this very informative PDF : http://cdn.intechopen.com/pdfs/33481/InTech-Tuberous_breast_clinical_evaluation_and_surgical_treatment.pdf
(Heres an except from another post I made: )
From what I can tell, for tuberous breasts theres a lot of fibrous tissue that goes around the inside of the areola that shouldn't be there. Having this tissue is what stops the milk ducts and fat from growing and making the "under boob". Also it stops the breast from filling out AROUND the areola. Instead, tuberous breasts have herniated areola / nipples from the breast growing outward. (which is what causes the sagging. rather than ground around and roundly, it just grows out.)
Now.. when I googled a bit, I read from a massage therapist website about how to be careful massaging the breasts because it can damage that fibrous tissue (that we have too much of). If there will be any hope for fixing tuberous breasts, it may be massaging to "loosen" these fibers and help us form correct shape.