Suitability is always ascertained through a detailed consultation and it is of course impossible to say in a webpage whether anyone may or may not be a candidate for congenital breast correction.
What can be said is that for anyone who has concerns over the size, shape or symmetry of their breasts it could well be a superb option.
This can be breasts that are not even in size, or breasts that have not developed in what might be considered the usual way, this would include an issue such as tuberous breast.
Any issues often become apparent around puberty, although in many cases it will be years later that a woman is able to consider surgery – this often because of financial considerations.
One relatively common concern is the breasts are not symmetrical – it is likely that this is under reported as many women will simply live with the condition.It is quite usual for breasts not to be completely symmetrical, but when there is a larger disparity it can be a cause for concern. Surgery could certainly be suitable, reshaping and sizing one or both breasts as required to achieve the desired outcome.Tuberous breast is the condition where the breasts might be termed tube like, this often with a larger than usual space inbetween the breasts. With tuberous breast, it is also common for the lower portion of the breasts to be underdeveloped and there may be an areola that is large and dilated.Suitability also depends on the impact the condition is having and whether surgery can achieve the results a prospective patient desires. Any procedure has to truly be in a person’s best interests.The conditions that make up congenital breast concerns are not usually health risks of themselves, but they can have a huge impact on self confidence and self esteem and any woman’s identity. As a specialist in breast reconstruction and having helped women around the world to overcome concerns with their breasts, please be assured that Elena works with complete sensitivity and care for the patient.For those who do ultimately have surgery, the impact can be life enhancing and wonderful to see.
Ms Prousskaia sums up the impact beautifully.
Before surgery there is always a shadow on their faces that seems to say, “I know I am different, I do not like myself. Will it ever be over? Does it have a solution?”
It’s distressing for the young woman and her family. Fast forward to post-op, I can see a completely different expression on their faces. It is a relaxed and confident smile, like a huge weight has been lifted! It is very similar to what I see after I reconstruct breast cancer patients, they struggle to believe it can be over until it is done.
I particularly enjoy seeing these girls coming in with a new partner, before surgery many of them were single, so I feel I not only helped to change their body and mind but also had a positive impact on their personal life.
This can be the real benefit of treating congenital breast conditions, seeing it change someone’s life for the better.