I just wondered why areola’s can look very oval, not round, differently shaped after breast reduction? Out of curiosity: shouldn’t it be very easy to cut a round shape during surgery using a mold or something? Also can this oval shape change compared to one week post surgery and ten months post surgery? If so, why it that the shape can change from oval to round with time?
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Thanks for your question! I would not suggest implants with an initial surgery. I think you would benefit from a dramatic breast reduction. Then, you should wait and see how you feel with your new breasts. You may be happy with what remains. Good luck!
As your breast reduction was 15 years ago it is difficult to say what may be occurring and if it is related to your reduction. You may want to begin by visiting with your surgeon for an evaluation. She/He may advise other specialists based on the exam findings.
Many people with the breast shape outlined in the photo would potentially be candidates for a lollipop reduction. However, there are many factors that go into determining whether you would be a candidate for a certain type of reduction including specific breast measurements, health status,...
