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Will Reducing my Aerolas Make my Breast Look Better and Lift Them Slightly?

asked 9 months ago by 7000xo in las vegas
Latest answer by John G. Apostolides, MD
Question viewed 140 times
Tags: areola reduction, candidate, lift

I had 450ccs placed under the muscle 2 years ago through crease. Originally I wanted the incision through the aerola but doc suggested crease..I still feel my aerolas are a little too large for my breast & would like them smaller. By reducing them can a doc also perform a slight lift through the same insicion? Will the result of a smaller aerola last? Will it make my breast shape less "pointy" and more round? So many questions; any advice is greatly appreciated.

4 answers to Will Reducing my Aerolas Make my Breast Look Better and Lift Them Slightly?

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Lifting the breast: reducing the areola and nipple

Areola reduction is a surgical technique to remove excess areola and create symmetric, sensual, aesthetic nipple areaolar complexes. The procedure is done utilizing and incision circumferentially around the areola, but typically blends and fades very well. This is the same exact scar that you would have with a periareolar breast lift and so performing both procedures would allow you to maximize the beauty, symmetry and shape of both the breasts and areolas. The problem with... more
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Areola reduction?

Yes, you may be a good candidate for areola reduction. Fortunately, this is a procedure that can often be done under local or general anesthesia and is less invasive than your previous surgery. It would be wise for you to consider the scar that will result, around the areola. The appearance of the scar may range from a fine line to a wide/thick/raise scar (that may require scar revision surgery). You should also consider other unfavorable sequelae resulting from... more
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Areolar reduction

Many times areolar reduction can have a slight lifting effect on the breasts. It is important to see and examine the breasts to evaluate the best proportion and what realistic results can be expected from doing so. This procedure, while technically not difficult, requires judgment and can have a wide variety of outcomes, some of which will be less satisfactory than the original problem. Some times a vertical or "lollipop" lift or "anchor" scar lift... more
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Areola reduction resulting in lift?

Dear 7000xo, Let me start by saying that without a full exam and some pictures it is difficult to give you a full answer. Howevver, it is possible to do a breast lift via a periareolar incision. There are specific candidates for this procedure and with an exam your surgeon can surely determine whether this procedure is for you. The drawbacks of a periareolar mastopexy (breast lift) is that the areaola may again stretch out to an even bigger size and the incision around... more

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