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Thanks for your question. It is possible to surgically reduce the size of areolae and increase nipple projection. I plastic surgeon can discuss the risks and benefits of the procedures.
Yes there is help if you feel the areola is too large and the nipples are flat. A reduction which includes an incision that goes around the areola can downsize them. Inverted nipples can also be addressed surgically. The best place to begin is a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon near you to learn more.
Areolar reduction surgery is a pretty straightforward procedure that can make an areola smaller, but results in a circular scar along the periphery of the areola. Different patients can heal this scar differently, but it can be visible after it completely heals.Inverted nipple repair is usually done with a small incision at the base of the nipple, division of the ducts, and placement of a suture at the base of the nipple to keep it sticking out. After a few weeks scar tissue will build up, causing the nipple to remain everted. I often perform this procedure in my office under a local anesthetic.Good luck!
Placing ice on the nipple/areola may cause the skin to contract, but it will only be momentarily. For permanent reduction in areola size you will need to consider surgery. This will involve an incision that goes around the areola. It typically heals nicely and is well hidden. Visit with a...
Breasts come in all shapes, sizes, and colors and yours are normal. You can elect to have the areola downsized through surgery. It's not possible to permanently make them smaller without surgery. The coloration may vary with hormone fluctuations including any future pregnancies or breastfeeding.
From the photos you have some herniated tissue causing the look that bothers you. This can be addressed surgically to reshape them. You do not appear to have tubular breasts. See a board certified plastic surgeon near you to learn more.