If I get an areola reduction, will my breast lift a little more? (Photo)

Thank you for your question and for sharing your photograph.  Though there is no substitute for an in-person examination or a series of photographs, an areolar reduction alone will not significantly elevate your breast tissue.  An areolar reduction can be a part of a periareolar breast lift, leaving you an incision around your areola, but based on your picture a more powerful lift may be needed.  

With an areola reduction the incision goes around the areola. It provides a conservative lift. If the tension is too high on the incisions the areola could stretch again. I encourage you to speak with a board certified plastic surgeon near you to learn about the risks and benefits of the procedure.

Hello from Istanbul! An areola reduction can provide a lifting effect, and in your case, it's likely to be sufficient. The healing process should go quite well, potentially resulting in a more aesthetically pleasing appearance that aligns with your expectations. Best of luck to you!

An areola reduction can provide a subtle lift.  It is a minor procedure and usually does not require general anesthesia.  A circular scar around the border of the new areola will result, although because the scar is located at the interface of two different skin colors and textures, in many women it heals very nicely.  Have a plastic surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery evaluate you to learn what surgical options are best.Good luck,Keith Blechman, MDNew York, NY 

A periareolar lift, especially in association with breast implants, could give a moderate lift while reducing the areolas at the same time. It is not a very powerful technique though, and an examination in person, together with a discussion of your goals, would be needed before ruling out a full breast lift (vertical or anchor scars).