Will an areola reduction give me a lift as well? (Photo)

You
do need a breast lift along with augmentation. I suggest you stay away from the
donut, or circumareolar lift. The donut lift should really be called
the 'Do Not' lift - it provides little lift, usually results in enlarged
areolas and often produces ugly scars. The donut lift should be done as rarely
as possible. I nearly always do a vertical, or lollipop breast lift. The anchor
lift should only be done in very droopy breasts; in my very busy breast
practice I do only a couple of anchor lifts a year. I recommend smooth, round,
cohesive silicone gel implants under the muscle. It is important to keep in
mind that the larger the implant, the faster your lift will come down. You need
to be sensible in choosing your implant size. The combined lift and
augmentation is a challenging operation. I advise you to see a very experienced
plastic surgeon with expertise in aesthetic breast procedures. All the best.

A breast lift and areolar reduction go hand in hand. It is I retry standard to reduced your areola in a case like yours. I would recommend an implant along with the lift. If you don’t have an implant I think you will be surprised how small your breasts will be. Of course there is the option of just having the lift only and getting an implant later if you want it.