Huge fat bulges in the back. Can it be breast tissue?

I have never heard of something like this! Have you ever went to a doctor to check what it could possible be? If it is a breast tissue I think there is no other way but to undergo some type of surgery. And since you are so active and nothing happened it seems to me that the best thing is  to check with the doctor and see what is he going to say. 

Years ago, a brassiere specialist once told me the fat on my back was breast tissue and how to coax the fat back to the breasts. Amazingly, you can move the back fat back where it belongs by massaging the fat to the front with any good moisturizer without phthalates, parabens, or sls. After applying plenty of moisturizer to the breast, use your hand and reach around to grab the back fat with a forward motion to the breast in a massaging style, with the intention to move the back fat to the front where the breast is.Gently pull the tissue around to the front side. Keep doing this motion over and over, grab the back fat and pulling it forward. Keep using plenty of moisturizer when you are doing this. It shouldn't be uncomfortable. Now do the same to the opposite side. Continue to massage morning and night till all the tissue has moved back to their original places. This will take consistent effort, but it will happen. Check the view from the back with a mirror often, since it will be motivation when you start seeing results just after a couple of weeks. It will take up to a few months for full results. For maintenance, you will have to massage once a day, three or four times a week to keep the breast tissue from migrating back to the back.

I am not a medical professional, but I can provide some general information. Fat bulges in the back are commonly referred to as "back fat" and are usually related to excess fat deposits in the area. However, it is important to note that breast tissue typically extends beyond the front of the chest and can sometimes extend into the sides and upper back. If you notice large bulges in your back that you suspect might be breast tissue, it is recommended to consult with a healthcare professional, such as a doctor or a breast specialist, for a proper evaluation. They will be able to assess the situation accurately and determine the nature of the bulges. Breast tissue in the back is not common, but it can occur in some individuals. This may be due to a condition called "accessory breast tissue" or polymastia, where breast-like tissue develops in areas outside of the normal breast region. Again, a healthcare professional can provide a proper diagnosis and guide you on the appropriate steps to take. It is important to address any concerns about your health or changes in your body with a qualified medical professional, as they can provide the necessary expertise and guidance based on your specific circumstances.