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Really Want Areola Reduction - California, CA

Name: Really Want Areola Reduction - California, CA
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Author: Xoxomgirll

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I really need some advice about what to do, I'm 18...

XoxomgirllJanuary 1, 2014

$2,000

I really need some advice about what to do, I'm 18 years old and I've wanted smaller areolas for the longest time I'm not sexually active because I'm too embarrassed but my areola size, I don't wana to talk to anyone about it so I really need some help. I am okay with my breast size, about a 34 A, I just hate my areola size but I'm not sure the cost or who to go. Please can someone help me.

Replies (50)

Kimmers25

January 3, 2014

Welcome to the community. I am attaching a link with some great Q&A's from our doctor's. Take a look and let me know if you have additional questions.

invisibl

January 4, 2014

Annie in OK

January 8, 2014

Hi there, I keep my tank top on or make sure it's dark, my significant other knows I am self conscious so he doesn't pressure me to take my tank top off. I have a consultation on Tuesday that I hope to get a quote of an areola reduction and a very small implant. I figure if I'm going to have the scar I might as well get a small implant while I am at it! Whatever you do, don't lie to yourself that you can live with what you have, I'm 27 now and finally doing something about it. Don't wait as long as I did, the doctors office will have payment plans etc. for you!

Los Angeles4017

February 4, 2014

This is a super easy fix.... You want a benelli lift. Google it. It will lift and reduce the size of the areola ( to pretty much any size you want) and its fairly inexpensive ( A few thousand at the most) It might even be able to be done in an office setting. Just be aware that benelli lifts tend to stretch out over time... I know cause I had it twice when switching out breast implants. Since you have smaller breasts there should be less pressure on the incisions, so hopefully less stretching. Good luck :)