My breast are droopy and separated, but because I have huge areolas. They are very light, but the large size makes the separation and droopy look to my breast. I am very insecure about it. I am 20 years old. What type of scars will come with areola reduction?
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November 29, 2015
Answer: WIll my breast be lifted with an areolar reduction
Reducing the size of the areola can give a slight lift to the breasts, but if yours are droopy you may be a better candidate for either a lollipop or standard breast lift. All would include a reduction in the size of the areola. The incisions vary depending on the approach. Visit with a board...
If you are wanting the size of the areola to be smaller the most reliable result would be to have areola reduction surgery. This involves an incision around the areola which typically heals nicely and is well hidden. Visit with a board certified plastic surgeon near you to learn more.
I know it is hard to be patient but you are still healing from the procedure. It can take a few months for you to see your final result from your areola reduction. Be sure to closely follow your surgeon's post op instructions for optimal results.
