My Areolas Are Two Different Sizes and Still Very Big? (photo)

   In total, this is a nice result.  No matter who performs the procedure and no matter how perfect the result on the table, areola over time will become asymmetric.  This is always something to consider before any type of areolar revision.

Thanks for your photo.   It is not uncommon to have minor asymmetry following breast reduction/mastopexy. Breasts are naturally asymmetrical to start with.  You need to express your concerns to your plastic surgeon who would be able to advise you about any further surgery.  I think its actually a good result overall.  Best of luck!

Not having seen your preoperative photographs makes this a little more difficult to answer.  However, generally, I believe you have gotten a very nice result.  Your scars are still "pink" and that will get better.  The Areola size is somewhat different.  However, that is not "abnormal".  Patients with variation like that may have a decrease in sensation and "motor" function from "nerve stretch" which can allow the nipple to "open up" a little.  While it can be fixed or improved, I would discourage that since you may be trading one problem for another. 

As always, I believe that you should discuss your emotions about this problem with your primary surgeon.  You trusted him before you had surgery and you should trust him afterwards.  He obviously knows what he is doing and should do the right thing.  His philosophy toward revisional surgery is well established as this is not the first time he has had to do a revision....all plastic surgeons a revising minor problems all the time.