30F, what procedure should I get to have smaller areola? (Photos)

A breast lift/reduction will help not only in your areola diameter, but help with symmetry, shape and proportion. I properly performed mastopexy can result in a very nice shape and will help meet your expectations. There will be the standard "anchor" scar. Generally speaking, the satisfaction rate is high with these procedures. Definitely avoid a peri-areolar, donut lift or areola reduction surgery as there are problems with these procedures . . .

For achieving a smaller areola and a lifted appearance, here’s what you need to consider:
Areola Reduction: An areola reduction can indeed make the areola appear smaller and can sometimes give a more lifted look. However, if the breast skin has lost elasticity or there is sagging, areola reduction alone may not fully address the lift you desire.
Breast Size and Stretching: With a larger breast size like 30F, there is potential for skin stretching, especially if the tissue is heavy. This can lead to issues with skin laxity and breast shape over time.
Preventing Stretching: To minimize stretching, maintaining skin elasticity is key. Proper skin care and possibly incorporating fat grafting to add volume can help. Ensuring that the breast tissue is well-supported post-surgery can also prevent excessive stretching.
Need for a Lift: If the areola reduction alone doesn’t achieve the desired lift or if there is significant sagging, a breast lift might still be necessary. However, there are various lift techniques, and some may preserve the breast’s shape and roundness better than others.
Consultation: Discuss your concerns with a surgeon who has experience with areola reduction and lift techniques. They can provide a detailed plan that aligns with your aesthetic goals and help you explore options that minimize shape distortion.