After breastfeeding three kids my areolas has become bigger than they used to be, also they used to be round but now they're kind of oval. Would I be a good candidate for areola reduction and harmonisation ? I heard that the areola can stretch out again and become larger than before surgery and more uneven? Is that a risk for me, or would it be OK because my areolas aren't huge? I only want them maybe 5mm smaller (they're currently 5cm in diameter, I'd like them to be 4.5cm)
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You can certainly do an areola reduction alone or with implants. I would suggest a small gel implant (200 cc or smaller) and a donut or Benelli mastopexy . This will give you volume and make the areola a nice size for you.
Best of luck. Look for a board certified plastic surgeon.
If you are wanting to reshape the breasts I encourage you to visit with a board certified plastic surgeon near you for a consultation. With a donut lift the nipple can be downsized, but it is important to be aware that if there is too much tension on the incisions the areola can stretch and may...
If you are wanting to improve on asymmetry the best option based on your photo is an areola reduction. It is important to note that sometimes the areola can stretch after the procedure. I encourage you to visit with a board certified plastic surgeon near you for a consultation. Be sure to...
