Can tubular breast deformity be real?

Absolutely: Tubular breast deformity refers to a developmental breast deformation characterized by a small breast with a narrow base, elevated crease, and a large areola with breast tissue herniating into it. Treatment usually involved lowering of the inframammary crease, scoring the breast tissue to allow for expansion, implant placement, and often reduction of the size of the nipple-areola complex.

Tubular breast: Tubular breast deformity refers to the shape of the breast including a decreased nipple to infra-mammary fold distance. decreased breast base width and very small breast volume. This can be corrected with surgery involving release and placement of an implant.