Removing Areolar Herniation? (photo)

You have a light complexion, good symmetry, and small breasts with high inframammary creases, in addition to areolar issue referenced.  Your body is very well shaped, and if you're getting a circumareolar scar to fix areolae, that scar should be used to lower your inframammary creases and insert implants to improve (normalize) breast size and shape.  Fixing the areolae is an afterthought.  Find a good surgeon, you'll look fantastic.  Scars are obscure, nearly invisible as time passes, and if they bother you, are easy to revise.

A circumareolar incision with the  subareolar technique is best to avoid scar stretching.

The sub-areolar technique utilizes multiple deep sutures that take tension off the skin incision,thus reducing the herniated tissue and improving the scar

Thank you for your question and the photos.

 

Yes, a circumareolar lift is best approach for correcting herniated nipples, and breast implants can fill the absence of volume in the lower half of your breasts.  There are techniques that can be done to prevent widening of the circumareolar scars.


To be sure, see two or more board-certified plastic surgeons in your area for a full and complete evaluation to make sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you to have surgery.  I hope this helps.