Enlarged Nipple After Breast Lift

Asymmetric healing is the rule rather than the exception with most operations.  Almost always, with time the asymmetries evaporate.  Even if not, now is not the time to surgically address the problems.  Wait 6 months and you will probably have no issues.

Breast lift and revision may take some time to heal and swelling is possible.  Your asymmetry in nipple size and shape may reflect early edema.  You should not be concerned at this stage.

We generally wait at least 6 and preferably 9 months after performing breast surgery prior to performing breast revision surgery. It is very likely that an absorbably suture or excessive tightness is responsible for the appearance of the areola. It is possible that time will result in improvement in the described appearance. Keep in close contact with your surgeon.

Thanks for your question -
It is far too early to tell the final shape.  Typically swelling can mask symmetry and the final result may not be apparent until 6 months later.
Discuss your concerns with your plastic surgeon.
I hope this helps.

Nipple/areolar changes after a mastopexy plus an augmentation are common. Even though the same thing was perfromed on each side, different responses are common. Just wait 6 weeks or so, and then things should quiet down to get a better assessment. Chances are, they will end up being close to each other.