How to Get Rid of Areolar Wrinkles?

Wrinkling can occasionally occur
around the circumference of periareolar mastopexies.After 18 months, this probably won’t improve
without additional surgery.This problem occurs when surgeons, and patients, attempt
to limit the scarring that occurs with breast lift surgery by performing
periareolar mastopexies.In some cases,
there’s just too much excess skin for the operation to be successful.Under these circumstances, the discrepancy
between the areola and the resected skin border is too great to bridge without
a gathering suture.To avoid spread of
the scars, a permanent suture is utilized.Correction of this problem requires conversion to a
classic mastopexy with an anchor-type incision or lollipop incision.Revision will require release of the
permanent sutures around the areola and removal of excess skin below the
areola.This technique is usually
associated with excellent clinical results and high levels of patient
satisfaction.If you’re considering correction of this problem,
consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon with experience in this
area is appropriate.This surgeon should
be able to formulate a treatment plan that addresses your anatomic findings and
achieves your aesthetic goals.

The areolar breast scars can be tightened with a laser skin resurfacing and laser treatment that can improve redness, complexion, and skin wrinkling.  Check to see if this is available in Lebanon. 

This result is a classic example of a donut lift used to remove too much sagging tissue, creating puckering around the nipple-areolar complex. A scar revision might slightly improve the situation but the only way to fully correct it would be to perform a secondary mastopexy using another technique. If the purse string sutures are removed or relaxed to reduce the wrinkling, sagging will ensue.