Uneven areola size and shape. Is it easy to fix this? (Photo)

Frankly, you are still in the infancy of your recovery. It is quite possible that your areola issue will resolve itself as your breasts heal. If not, speak with your surgeon about revision options although your results look good. Best, Dr. Nazarian

Thank you for your question.  I agree that it does appear that your areolas are different in size and shape, but at only two weeks post-op, you must give yourself more time before assessing the final result of your surgery.  Your incisions still need to heal, and your breasts should drop into place.  Please continue to follow the instructions of your surgeon for the next few months to ensure optimal healing.  Even as you are now, I do not think it would be worth undergoing another procedure to correct the discrepancy between your nipples.All the best,Dr. ResultsMiami, FL

Hello dear, thanks for your question and provided information as well... I have
to say that you are still early on healing process, it is too soon to determine
how your results are going to be, per now, they look very nice and beautiful,
you can have one bigger than the other, it is normal and that can happen for
the first 3 months until your implants have settle in. I recommend you to wait
and keep using your post surgical bra, that will help you with the shape and
support. Your areola needs time to get healed again, Hugs!

At the moment, you are only two weeks post-op, and the differences between your areolas are not exceptionally visible. It is very likely that the symmetry will improve further over the coming months. A revision of the areolas is a very small and simple thing to do, but I doubt that you are going to need it.

It is too early to judge the final areolae size. Certainly as they appear now I think they are within normal parameters and I would not recommend revising them.Nilesh Sojitra