Tuberous Breast Reconstruction in Lebanon

Breast Deformity Correction by Dr. Chadi Murr

Tuberous breast deformity is a congenital breast condition that affects breast shape, base width, volume distribution, and nipple-areola appearance.

Tuberous Breast Reconstruction at a Glance

Procedure time: 1–3 hours Anesthesia: General anesthesia Hospital stay: Same day or overnight Return to work: 1–2 weeks Final results: Several months

Who Is a Good Candidate for Tuberous Breast Correction?

You may be a good candidate for tuberous breast reconstruction in Lebanon if you:

Have a narrow or constricted breast shape.
Have breast asymmetry.
Have enlarged or puffy areolas.
Have a lack of lower breast fullness.
Feel emotionally affected by the breast shape.
Are over 18, not pregnant or nursing, and in good health.

Personalized Surgical Planning

Every tuberous breast case is unique.

Factors considered during surgical planning include:

Degree of breast constriction.
Breast asymmetry.
Areola size and projection.
Breast base width.
Amount of existing breast tissue.
Whether implants are needed.
Whether correction should be staged.

How Is Tuberous Breast Reconstruction Performed?

Tuberous breast correction is performed under general anesthesia.

The procedure may involve:

Releasing constricted breast tissue.
Reshaping the lower breast pole.
Reducing areola size when needed.
Correcting breast asymmetry.
Placing implants when appropriate.
Lifting or repositioning the breast tissue.

Recovery After Tuberous Breast Surgery

Recovery after tuberous breast reconstruction is usually manageable.

Most patients can expect:

Swelling and bruising during the first days.
Mild soreness or tightness.
Wearing a surgical bra after surgery.
Return to light daily activities within one to two weeks.
Avoidance of heavy lifting for several weeks.
Gradual settling of the breast shape over time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is tuberous breast a medical condition?

It is a congenital breast deformity that affects breast shape and development.

Can it be corrected in one surgery?

Often yes, but some cases may require staged treatment.

Are implants always required?

Not always. The need for implants depends on breast volume, shape, and desired correction.

Will results look natural?

Yes, when the correction is carefully planned according to the patient’s anatomy.

Book a Consultation

If you are considering tuberous breast reconstruction in Lebanon, a consultation with Dr. Chadi Murr will help determine the most appropriate treatment plan.

During the consultation, your breast shape, symmetry, skin quality, and expectations will be carefully evaluated.

Disclaimer: The info presented on this page is indicative and for generic use only. Each patient’s case is unique and will be studied by Dr. Chadi Murr for full assessment.

Tuberous Breast Reconstruction in Lebanon