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Can surgery correct my tuberous breasts?
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Consult with: a breast, general or plastic surgeon if you are not happy with your breast shape.
Answered 5/25/2015
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Breast Surgery: Consultation with a Surgeon would be wise.
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Depends: If you want the texture corrected then you may want reduction or possible augmentation. If you are worried about breast cancer than review this with your doctor. If you are concerned with your shape, a surgical consult will answer your questions. Hope it goes well.
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