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Thank you for your question and photos. It is a bit difficult to say without an exam or measurements. It sounds like you may like the nipple areola complex (NAC), to be smaller, and higher. Yes, I think that you can have this done. You may benefit from the breast lift. Each of the lifting techniques typically will involve an incision line around the NAC, (areolar reduction). The amount of lifting typically will determine the incision lines, (scars). Examples of the types of incision lines are; Doughnut, Lollipop, Anchor. The scars typically look most red at 4 months, and then better at 10 months. With a breast lift, you have the opportunity to make the NAC smaller. Most women want the NAC to be about 4 cm in diameter. Best to talk with your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. Together you will make a plan. Jeffrey J. Roth, M.D., F.A.C.S. Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Las Vegas Plastic Surgery
From your photos it appears your nipple areola complex is slightly out of proportion. You also have some breast asymmetry. A breast lift would raise the position of the nipple, remove excess skin, and could also address the asymmetry. I encourage you to meet with a board certified plastic surgeon near you to discuss your goals and learn more about options.
You need a lift to correct asymmetry of your breasts based on the photos. Best to virtual consult with... The fees from $4,000-$10,000 ranges.
Hi Happycamper1243,Depending on your desired look, there are a number of good options for you. You may be asking for a donut incision because you realize that a standard augmentation with round implants will give you a downward-looking nipple, which will look worse. I think you are right. You...
An exam is needed to know for sure, but the scar revision may be enough to create the right proportions for the areola. If not, then a further reduction should be obtainable. You will want to wait until about 12 months after surgery before considering revision.
Areolar reductions can be done at the same time as a breast augmentation, but there is a limit to how much they can be reduced without having prominent unattractive scars. Discuss your options with a board certified plastic surgeon during a formal consultation.
