A tuberous (constricted) breast is a congenital shape with a narrow base and a puffy areola. Dr Thomas Colson corrects it with glandular scoring, a high-projection implant, composite fat to widen the base, and a round-block scar to refine the areola — a made-to-measure reconstruction.
A tuberous (constricted) breast has a narrow base, a high fold, herniation of gland into the areola and often asymmetry. It is congenital, appearing at puberty. Correcting it is a shape problem, not simply a volume one.
Dr Colson releases the constriction with glandular scoring, expands the skin and rounds the shape with a high-projection implant, and frequently adds composite fat to widen the base for a natural contour.
A round-block (periareolar) scar is often used to reduce the protrusion of the herniated gland and to tighten a widened areola, keeping the scar at the areolar edge.
As a congenital condition, tuberous breast correction may carry a reconstructive indication; a pre-authorisation request can be assessed individually with Daman or Thiqa within the SEHA network.
In line with UAE Department of Health guidelines on modesty and medical advertising, breast surgical results are not published online. Outcomes relevant to your own anatomy are reviewed privately during your consultation, alongside a Crisalix 3D simulation of your planned result.
Consultations and surgery with Dr Thomas Colson are performed exclusively at Sheikh Khalifa Medical City (SKMC) in Abu Dhabi, within the SEHA network. A pre-operative Crisalix 3D simulation lets patients preview the planned breast shape before deciding.