The bud is big and sticks out when its hard, but the areola is barely thr, especially hard, almost completely disapears. Even when they r soft the areola is still small. Wondering whats the best way to enlarge the areola? I heard of tatooing, but worry that wont look natural...heard of taking skin from the labia and putting it around the nipple, but heard that wasnt a good way. Are those the only options? Is thr another way to stretch them? Also is thr a way to keep them frm going hard ALLWAYS??
Answer: Small areola Thank you for your question.For what you are requesting, the simplest answer would be medical tattooing. This will add the pigment around the areola. With medical tattooing, it is not placed as deep as regular tattoos so it will fade. You would need a repeat tattoo in about 12 months. The advantage of this is that it will look more natural than any surgery and will not leave you with scars. If and when you are pregnant, the areola itself will darken and with the increase in breast size, your areola will also increase. Therefore it might not be in your best interest to have surgery at this stage.If you did consider surgery - labia skin can work but you are essentially placing a skin graft here and this can sometimes give a less than desirable result. Sensory changes can occur as well and that might cause you more irritation. Placing a tissue expander under the skin can help stretch the overlying skin but this is quite a drawn out process and would mean weekly visits to the clinic to inflate the expander until the desired expansion is achieved. I would encourage you to NOT take this option. The final surgical option is to take a donut of regular skin from around the areola and stitch the areola to the area of increased diameter. This will result in tension on the areola edges and cause it to stretch. This may leae you with more of an areola but also scarring. I think placing an implant is more of an overkill because you have enough breast volume and I dont think a small implant will make that much difference to the overall size of the areola.I hope this is of some help to you BW
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Answer: Small areola Thank you for your question.For what you are requesting, the simplest answer would be medical tattooing. This will add the pigment around the areola. With medical tattooing, it is not placed as deep as regular tattoos so it will fade. You would need a repeat tattoo in about 12 months. The advantage of this is that it will look more natural than any surgery and will not leave you with scars. If and when you are pregnant, the areola itself will darken and with the increase in breast size, your areola will also increase. Therefore it might not be in your best interest to have surgery at this stage.If you did consider surgery - labia skin can work but you are essentially placing a skin graft here and this can sometimes give a less than desirable result. Sensory changes can occur as well and that might cause you more irritation. Placing a tissue expander under the skin can help stretch the overlying skin but this is quite a drawn out process and would mean weekly visits to the clinic to inflate the expander until the desired expansion is achieved. I would encourage you to NOT take this option. The final surgical option is to take a donut of regular skin from around the areola and stitch the areola to the area of increased diameter. This will result in tension on the areola edges and cause it to stretch. This may leae you with more of an areola but also scarring. I think placing an implant is more of an overkill because you have enough breast volume and I dont think a small implant will make that much difference to the overall size of the areola.I hope this is of some help to you BW
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October 22, 2011
Answer: Areolar enlargement Many women with large areolae would be happy to have your problem but I understand your concern. There are two ways to handle this: either to tattoo the area to create the appearance of larger areolae or to perform a donut excision and reconstruction. It is important to find a reputable tattoo artist and this procedure has the least risk in the right hands. Of course, you do have the option of doing nothing and waiting for gravity to take its toll eventually.
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October 22, 2011
Answer: Areolar enlargement Many women with large areolae would be happy to have your problem but I understand your concern. There are two ways to handle this: either to tattoo the area to create the appearance of larger areolae or to perform a donut excision and reconstruction. It is important to find a reputable tattoo artist and this procedure has the least risk in the right hands. Of course, you do have the option of doing nothing and waiting for gravity to take its toll eventually.
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June 5, 2011
Answer: Small implant
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June 5, 2011
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May 25, 2011
Answer: Tattooing is probably the best and least invasive option
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May 25, 2011
Answer: Tattooing is probably the best and least invasive option
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February 22, 2011
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