The condition is typically treated with reduction surgery, but Tina gained fame for choosing to embrace her body and enter the modeling world instead.
The "verified" aspect of the keyword often refers to the documented, official nature of her modeling credits and autobiographical materials.
Central to the fascination with Tina Small was her claim that her appearance was the result of a rare medical condition known as (VBH) or juvenile macromastia.
causes excessive, rapid growth of breast tissue during puberty.
Her most famous work is the photobook Every Inch a Lady , published by Flint Magazine (Realm Publishing Group) in the early 1980s.