I am latina, olive skin tone and tan easily. Will the aerola reduction scar be very noticeable? I seem to heal well based on my previous breast augmentation with was through crease...I just really still want my aerolas reduced. They are so big.
July 14, 2017
Answer: Areola reduction scarring
The way you scar after an areola reduction depends mostly on two things: 1) your personal scarring history (some darker skinned individuals are prone to keloid formation) and 2) the degree of tension on the closure. As long as you do not have a personal history of keloid formation, and there is no large implant being placed that will place the areola on significant tension, you should heal just fine!
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July 14, 2017
Answer: Areola reduction scarring
The way you scar after an areola reduction depends mostly on two things: 1) your personal scarring history (some darker skinned individuals are prone to keloid formation) and 2) the degree of tension on the closure. As long as you do not have a personal history of keloid formation, and there is no large implant being placed that will place the areola on significant tension, you should heal just fine!
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August 9, 2011
Answer: Areolar Reduction
Areolar reduction scarring is determined by many factors. These factors include, the skin laxity, tissue tension, surgical technique employed and the patients healing. It is best to discuss these details with your surgeon.
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August 9, 2011
Answer: Areolar Reduction
Areolar reduction scarring is determined by many factors. These factors include, the skin laxity, tissue tension, surgical technique employed and the patients healing. It is best to discuss these details with your surgeon.
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