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Yes, you can still have an areolar reduction if you have superficial veins in the area. This vein is just a small branch of a much larger network. Any loss of this vein is typically inconsequential as the blood will be diverted to deeper vessels. Schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon near you to learn more.
Hello! Yes, you can still get an areola reduction if there is a visible vein running through the areola. The nipple and areola are able to drain through deeper veins. Typically the veins very close (i.e. superficial) to the skin are cut during breast lift and areola reduction procedures and the blood supply is able to route to the deeper vein system. Some patients request removal of these visible veins because they do not like the appearance of a large vein just under the skin. It's always best to have an exam with your plastic surgeon in person and discuss your concerns, but from my experience, a superficial vein running through the areola should not impact your candidacy for an areola reduction procedure. Wish you all the best!
It is best to begin by visiting with a board certified plastic surgeon near you for an evaluation. If the shape of the areola is due to the degree of skin laxity on the overall breast then a reduction of the areola would likely not give you the results that you want. An examination will reveal...
The appearance of your tattoos will be affected by an areolar reduction as much of the tattoo is located in the area that will be removed for the reduction. You will want to also discuss a lift with your surgeon as It will help improve the overall shape of the breast. A small implant can be...
Hello and thank you for your question. Areolar reduction surgery can be performed using permanent sutures in order to correct the widened areolae and improve nipple position. If you are planning on having children and breastfeeding in the near future, I would recommend to delay the surgery until...