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Tubular breasts and lactation

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(19-07-2025, 14:51)VickyA Wrote:  I think the main question is whether this could be a tubular or an underdeveloped breast issue.

The description you've given highlights several traits that are often associated with tubular breasts:
  •  Narrow base and elongated shape: Tubular breasts often have a limited base diameter, leading to a long, narrow appearance when   leaning forward.
  •  Low nipple placement: Nipples positioned very low on the breast mound are a key sign.
  •  Tissue concentrated toward the sides/armpit: This may suggest insufficient glandular development in the central front area.
  •  Lack of upper pole volume: Very little fullness at the top with sagging tissue below is common in underdeveloped breasts.
  •  Flat appearance when lying down: Could indicate less volume or lax supporting tissue.
So I would say yes, this could suggest a combination of tubular and underdeveloped characteristics.

Thank you so much. I’d love to be able improve both but honestly have no idea where to start. There is soo much information here it’s confused me ?. I’m in the uk so must be available here x
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Messages In This Thread
Tubular breasts and lactation - by Sammielou - 18-07-2025, 13:36
RE: Tubular breasts and lactation - by VickyA - 19-07-2025, 14:51
RE: Tubular breasts and lactation - by Sammielou - 01-08-2025, 22:32
RE: Tubular breasts and lactation - by Jem Jee - 27-07-2025, 16:48
RE: Tubular breasts and lactation - by Jem Jee - 03-08-2025, 12:56



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