Areola / Nipple Reduction
Restoring harmony and proportion
Some women find their areolas too wide or nipples too prominent. Areola or nipple reduction surgery helps achieve a more balanced chest appearance, without changing breast volume.
Areolas considered too large for breast size.
Prominent, hypertrophic, or asymmetric nipples.
Desire for more aesthetic breast proportions.
Small incision around the areola or at the base of the nipple.
Removal of excess skin or tissue.
Closure with fine sutures.
Local anesthesia with or without sedation.
45 minutes to 1 hour.
Day surgery, without hospitalization.
Mild discomfort for a few days.
Small bandage, dissolvable stitches.
Return to work the next day or within 2–3 days.
Sports after 4-6 weeks.
Smaller, well-proportioned areolas/nipples.
Discreet scars hidden in natural contours.
FAQ
Yes, in most cases, since the mammary gland is not affected.
It may decrease temporarily but usually returns over time.
Yes, it is often performed alongside augmentation, reduction, or a breast lift.
