Your photo is limited because the phone and hand cover much of the breast, so the exact relationship between the tattoo and the planned nipple position cannot be judged accurately. In a breast lift, the new nipple-areola position is not chosen by the tattoo; it is marked while you are standing, based on breast fold level, breast width, skin excess, and the center of the reshaped breast mound. Often the nipple ends up near the most projecting part of the breast and roughly around the level of the inframammary fold when projected onto the front of the breast, but exact placement varies. If the tattoo lies close to the ideal areola location, it may be partly inside the new areola, partly removed, shifted, or distorted depending on the lift pattern. Ask your surgeon to mark the expected nipple and scar position on your body before surgery so you can see how it relates to the tattoo.