My breasts are a size 34A, but my areolas are about 6.5cm in diameter (they pretty much take up the entire breast). My nipples are also inverted-- these problems make me extremely insecure and self conscious. Is there a procedure out there for me? I'm only 20 and have a somewhat limited budget as a college student, but intimacy has become a huge dilemma, and I don't want to spend the rest of my 20s in hiding!
September 20, 2011
Answer: Breast augmentation and periareolar lift for correction of puffy nipples
It does sound like you have tuberous breasts. Breast augmentation and periareolar lift can help correct this problem The inverted nipples can usually be corrected at the same time. The tethering ducts are released and some method to hold the mipples out is used. A nipple piercing can be very effective at this.
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September 20, 2011
Answer: Breast augmentation and periareolar lift for correction of puffy nipples
It does sound like you have tuberous breasts. Breast augmentation and periareolar lift can help correct this problem The inverted nipples can usually be corrected at the same time. The tethering ducts are released and some method to hold the mipples out is used. A nipple piercing can be very effective at this.
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July 1, 2011
Answer: Large areola and small breast
There are a wide variety of problems that might be described as you have written, but most of them can be significantly improved with surgery. If you post a photo, we can be more helpful, but your best bet is to see a plastic surgeon.
Even if you cannot afford surgery now while you are in college, there is no reason for you not to find out what the options are. Many plastic surgeons will see you without charging for the consult (depending on where you live), and in any case, I am certain that you will feel better with some expert advice regarding your options.
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July 1, 2011
Answer: Large areola and small breast
There are a wide variety of problems that might be described as you have written, but most of them can be significantly improved with surgery. If you post a photo, we can be more helpful, but your best bet is to see a plastic surgeon.
Even if you cannot afford surgery now while you are in college, there is no reason for you not to find out what the options are. Many plastic surgeons will see you without charging for the consult (depending on where you live), and in any case, I am certain that you will feel better with some expert advice regarding your options.
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