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Thank you for posting your question. It is unfortunate that you are becoming self-conscious due to negative comments, so this is something you might wish to discuss with your spouse. Technically it is possible to reduce the size of the areolae but it is important fully understand the risks and resulting scars before making any decision. If you want more information I would suggest contacting an experienced local plastic surgeon and arranging a consultation.
Areola tissue comes in all different sizes. You should never consider a surgical procedure to please someone else. If YOU are interested in having them reduced there is a surgical procedure that can accomplish this. See a board certified plastic surgeon near you to learn more.
If you are a candidate the size of the areola can be surgically reduced. If you are a better candidate for a breast lift, the areola is reduced as part of the surgery. You can also consider adding implants if you want more volume or upper pole fulness. See a board certified plastic surgeon...
In order to accomplish the lifted look that you demonstrate in the photo with your hand you will need a lifting procedure. There is too much ptosis (sagging) to get a good result from an areola reduction alone. One option to consider is a lift with an autoaugmentation. This procedure uses...
Any time there is surgery on the breasts there is a chance that sensitivity can be impacted. The risk is low for an areola reduction. A breast augmentation can also impact sensation. I encourage you to discuss the risks and benefits of these procedures with your surgeon so you can make an...