Large and puffy areolas

Thank you for you question. I agreed with the previous colleague in saying that weight loss will not help with the shape/size of the areola. Based on your description an areola reduction would probably be the best course of action. Again, the best way forward will be for you to see an experienced plastic surgeon to have the correct advice for your specific case. All the best. Andrea Marando, Manchester, UK.

Thank you for sharing your question.  If your breasts are largely composed of fat and not glandular tissue than weight loss may reduce the size of your areola a small amount.  It will not impact your puffiness, however.  In most cases a formal surgical areola revision and correction of puffiness is needed.  Hope this helps.

Weight loss may change the overall appearance/volume of your breasts, but it's difficult to predict the degree of change. The areola size is unlikely to be impacted by weight loss. I encourage you to visit with a board certified plastic surgeon near you for an evaluation and to discuss your options to address your concerns.