Are my nipple/areola complex areas healing normally? (photos)

Considering the fact that your nipple/areola had some circulation concerns it was wise to wait and close the wound secondarily. It probably resulted in the survival of the nipple/areola complex. At this stage it appears to be healing well. The color looks good and I would continue to follow up with your surgeon for further post operative care.

Pretty well, actually!  You have a few areas of delayed healing that are not typical with primary repairs (ie, when sutures are put in to help skin - and deeper tissues - stay together while they heal) but, despite that, it looks like the tissues are aligned well.  You should continue the wound care that you are (presumably) doing, under the guidance of your plastic surgeon.Once it heals - a process that takes many months - you may or may not want to undergo a scar revision to make it less noticeable.  Whether or not that will be recommended is not something that can be determined at this time, nor does it need to be.  Continue the wound care and you can have it assessed later.In the meantime, congrats on having had the procedure.I hope that this helps and good luck,Dr. Alan EnglerMember of RealSelf100