One areola is much larger than the other after a periareolar lift. I am very concerned, is this permanent? what can I do?

Try not to get too concerned about the appearance of your breasts just yet – there’s still a lot of healing to do and some asymmetry is normal at this stage. Once you're at about 6 months post-surgery, you can get in touch with your plastic surgeon about a revision if you still see significant asymmetry. Good luck with the rest of your recovery and do get in touch with your plastic surgeon if you become concerned about any aspect of your results. Unfortunately, this is not uncommon following this combination procedure, and many plastic surgeons no longer offer this.

Hi there, Thank you for your question. it takes a good 3-6 months to see the full results. If you are still unhappy at that time schedule an appointment with your surgeon and discuss a revision. Best, realdrsix

Thank you for your question and photograph.  My strong advice is to wait a full 4-6 months before considering a final result.  That being said, should you still have a significant asymmetry in areola size, you could consider a small revision procedure.  It is unlikely that the areola will shrink.  Best of luck.