Are my areolas too large for my size? I am a B cup (Photo)

Hello, thank you for your question. It seems like you can benefit from an areola reduction, I recommend you to schedule an email, Skype or in-person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon.

Thank you for your question. I would say from your picture that your Areola looks in proportion to your breasts and nipples. However if you wanted them slightly smaller, this would be acceptable.Areola correction is a local anaesthetic procedure unless it’s combined with a more complex breast surgery that requires a general anaesthetic. Prior to surgery our plastic surgeons will assess you and your desire to achieve the look, shape, size and symmetry of what you are looking for.
On the day of your surgery our cosmetic surgeon will measure your breast height and various distances from your areola as well as the diameter of each. We make marks on your breasts while you are sitting upright and then numb the area with small amount of local anaesthetic.
Extra areola skin can be removed to achieve the desired look and position. The scars are very fine and heal quickly and fade over time. In some people the scar can be touched up with medical tattooing to hide the visible signs of a surgical scar.
Simple dressing is then applied before you are discharged from the clinic. You can resume daily showers and are expected to see your plastic surgeon in a week to check the wound.Please ensure you see a board certified Plastic Surgeon for your requirements.All the best

Areola size will vary from person to person. Yours look pretty proportional to your breast. If you are interested in have them downsized visit with a board certified plastic surgeon near you for a consultation. Here you can discuss your concerns and learn more about the procedure.