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Hello,Thank you for your question and photo. Some areolas are naturally more puffy than others. If they had this characteristic prior to surgery then the additional pressure of an implant may have amplified it. You may find that this resolves over time or if it continues to bother you discuss an areola reduction procedure with your Plastic Surgeon.All the best
Your result looks very natural to me. Breast augmentation generally makes the breast that you naturally have larger. It doe not make it look like someone else breast. I suspect that your nipple areola shape was always conical. Hope this helps explain. Good luck.
Thank you for sharing your question and photograph and I am sorry that your current results have not been what you anticipated. Your nipple appearance is quite normal and is a result of your natural breast tissue pushing into your areola. This appearance typically changes based on temperature and emotions. The attempt at improving this appearance entails additional scarring onto your breast and would not be recommended. See your surgeon to discuss your results and voice your concerns.
the nipple areolar complex is conical which is very normal. This physical appearance is totally within normal limits. After children, it will most likely change to a more flatter appearance.
Thank you for your question and photo. What you appear to be seeing is a component of nipple herniation. This is a condition where in the rest tissue pushes against the skin beneath the areola, given a more pointy appearance to the breast. Frequently, patient will say they like the appearance of the breast better when their nipples are cold or stimulated. This is a result of the nipple and areolar skin tightening and pushing this tissue back in. This is more a function of your breast anatomy than of the augmentation or implant. A periareolar mastopexy, where some skin around the areola is removed can help improve this appearance, although based on your photos, I do not think the scar would necessarily be worth it. Discuss this with your surgeon, who should be able to give you a more detailed answer. Best regards.
Thank you for your question. It would be helpful to see before pictures, it is hard to say without them. You do appear to have a very natural result. A nipple reduction may help you get the look that you desire. This might be something that you may want to discuss with your plastic surgeon. The other option is to give yourself more time to heal and see how everything settles into place.Best of luck,Dr. Hisham Seify
The breast tissue and areola can be pushed forward by the implant behind. Most likely this could be compared to your pre-op photos and represents your natural anatomy. A nipple reduction could help with that shape. It is also possible that with more time the shape might improve as things will evolve in the shape over the next 6 months. I'd recommend discussing your concerns with your surgeon. Best wishes!
It would have been helpful to see preops and other views, but if they are puffy and pocking out, sometimes an areola reduction can help.
I'm unclear if the pictures that you seen are your current pictures. At the bottom of the pictures it says "desired". In the picture the breast are starting to sag a bit. If you were to put implant in that size of breast it would only accelerate the process. Remember,...
It may be possible but only an in office examination and measurements will allow an accurate recommendation. Making your breasats that big will guarantee distorted breasts that will be difficult to fix later and it will be expensive. So be careful what you wish for. Good luck.
Dear MsBehave, Thanks for submitting your picture. From observing your picture, you appear to be asymmetrical B cup size with level 2 ptosis and large areolas. Based on the above assessment, I would strongly recommend at least mini lift (donut )procedure with the breasts augmenta...
