Tampa Nipple Surgery doctors

	Jay H. Ross, MD Tampa Plastic Surgeon 35080 US Highway 19 N At The Fountains, Palm Harbor		1 answer
	Paul Albear, MD Tampa Plastic Surgeon 26844 Tanic Drive, Wesley Chapel
	Eleanor J. Barone, MD Tampa Plastic Surgeon 3715 W. Azeele St., Tampa
	Stanley Castor, MD Tampa Plastic Surgeon 5383 Primrose Lake Circle Unit A, Tampa
	Christian G. Drehsen, MD Tampa Plastic Surgeon 2325 Ulmerton Rd Suite 27, Clearwater

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Areola Reduction I cannot find much info on an areola reduction. I am a 38DDD is an areola reduction an option at all? I imagine it is not and I am sure I need a full lift. I have a consultation for a TT and I am going to ask about my breasts as well. In a perfect world I would be a candidate for an areola reduction with implants. I do not care so much about upper pole fullness but more about nipple placement. I also would like them to be slightly larger. I am 5'10 btw.

A: Breast Lift, Areola Reduction

Greetings: You have true breast ptosis and loss of breast volume. You are not alone. This is typical for a women after having children and loosing weight. There is a solution. Typically, I would suggest that the patient receive a breast implant and then I would tighten up the skin (lift the breast) and reduce the size of the areola and make it more round in shape. A breast lift alone is another option to consider.

Jay H. Ross, MD

Tampa Plastic Surgeon