My breasts are fairly uneven especially the areola . Is it possible for me to make one areola larger naturally? (photo)

Thanks for the pictures, very helpful.  It is much easier for your surgeon to make the larger areola smaller to more closely match the other side, than vice versa.  HOWEVER, if you are planning on having children, you may wish to wait, as changes in breast size and shape (also the areola) can definitely happen with pregnancy. If it driving you nuts when you look at it every day and causing you distress/depression you can likely talk your surgeon into surgery sooner rather than later.  Please make sure you are seeing a board-certified plastic surgeon, and best of luck to you!

It is easier to reduce larger areola than to enlarge smaller one. In both cases, you will end up with a scar around areola which you may not like. Your breast may still grow a bit but asymmetry of areolas is not going to correct itself. In person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon is recommended. Good luck.

Dear Dynamic5180,
Based on your photos, it looks like you would benefit from areola reduction of bigger breast in order to achieve symmetry. If you are considering a surgery, I would suggest you to consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Only after a thorough examination you will get more information and recommendations.
Daniel Barrett, MD
Certified, America,n Board of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

Thanks for wring,I would suggest a few things. You are only 18 and your breast will continue to grow. When or if you become pregnant and if you breast feed your breast will grow and the areolas will stretch. Asymmetry is a common thing we see, I tell all my patients, "The breasts are sisters not twins". Lastly, it is much easier to decrease the size of the large areola vs trying to expand the smaller one. Be patient, you may be suprised. Good luckStephen M. Davis, MD, FACS
Certified: American Board of Plastic Surgery
Member: American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
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It is far less difficult to reduce your larger areola to make it match the other smaller side.  This also tends to reduce the puffiness.  Making the smaller one larger involves stretching it which has the side effect of flattening it somewhat.At 18, your breasts may still be growing, but not that much anymore.Try to remember, they are sisters, not twins.  No one has perfectly symmetrical breasts and the little differences are what make them beautiful (and natural).Dr T

Dear Dynamic5180,Thank you for your question.  At 18 your breasts are typically still growing.  Also there is not a treatment that can enlarge the areola.  While breast asymmetry is perfectly natural and common I appreciate that it can be disconcerting to you.  Typically a surgical procedure would be needed to bring you into better symmetry.  At this point it may be worth while to have a consult or two with surgeons experienced in Breast surgery; choose a couple who are  certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.  Hope this helps & good luck.James Sheridan, MD