I want to reduce the size of my areola and also lift the nipple just a bit(if it is possible). I am curious if by doing the donut lift in order to perform the reduction, the areolas will stretch in time and will affect the breast shape. I am trying to avoid the vertical scar, but I would like to know what the best option for good long lasting results is. Thank you!
June 3, 2018
Answer: Donut lift From your photos, you look like you have a nice shape already and, whilst the nipples may ideally benefit from a very minor lift, I personally don't think it's worth the scarring involved. You are right in your assumption that these scars (and the nipples) stretch so it's also not a very effective technique in reducing nipple size. In addition, it will do almost nothing to improve the shape of your breasts. As usual, best option for you is to have a face-to-face consultation with someone who can examine you, get a sense of your tissue characteristics and go through your options in detail.
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June 3, 2018
Answer: Donut lift From your photos, you look like you have a nice shape already and, whilst the nipples may ideally benefit from a very minor lift, I personally don't think it's worth the scarring involved. You are right in your assumption that these scars (and the nipples) stretch so it's also not a very effective technique in reducing nipple size. In addition, it will do almost nothing to improve the shape of your breasts. As usual, best option for you is to have a face-to-face consultation with someone who can examine you, get a sense of your tissue characteristics and go through your options in detail.
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June 3, 2018
Answer: Sometimes the best advice is to do nothing Overall you have a nice shape to your breasts. Your areola are not excessively large and the asymmetry, although present, is not significant. I would caution against surgery. For many the scar is a great trade-off. For you I don't think it is worth it.Dr Rodger Shortt, plastic surgeon in Oakville, Ontario.
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June 3, 2018
Answer: Sometimes the best advice is to do nothing Overall you have a nice shape to your breasts. Your areola are not excessively large and the asymmetry, although present, is not significant. I would caution against surgery. For many the scar is a great trade-off. For you I don't think it is worth it.Dr Rodger Shortt, plastic surgeon in Oakville, Ontario.
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