It is doable just to get a areola reduction with new implants? I don't mind a bit sagging instead of breast lift scars.

Areola reductions have two problems. The scars often become wide and the areola tends to stretch back out. Consider the lollipop lift. It works much better and keeps the areola small

Areolar reductions can be done at the same time as a breast augmentation, but there is a limit to how much they can be reduced without having prominent unattractive scars. Discuss your options with a board certified plastic surgeon during a formal consultation.

Although there are problems with periareolar lifts, in the right patient without too much sagging they work well and avoid the vertical scar. An individual evaluation is needed, and no pictures were submitted.

The widest, most conspicuous, and least attractive scars I've ever seen are circumareolar scars. Further, in person in need of a real breast lift, the areola typically re-expands as well. Finally, without an implant, circumareolar reduction will create an abnormal shape to your breast. Either do the right thing or don't do anything.

An exam or photos are needed to determine if you are a candidate for a more minimal lift. One thing to be aware of is if too much tension is placed on the areola from the weight or size of the implant, the areola can stretch after surgery. I encourage you to meet with a board certified plastic surgeon near you for an in person evaluation.