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What is Areola Reduction Surgery?
The areola is the pigmented area surrounding the nipple, and its size and shape can sometimes appear disproportionate to the breast. Factors contributing to enlarged or asymmetrical areolas include:
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Genetics.
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Pregnancy and breastfeeding.
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Aging or weight fluctuations.
Areola reduction surgery involves removing excess areolar tissue to create a smaller, more proportionate appearance while preserving the natural shape
The Procedure
Dr. Farrah Yau customizes each areola reduction procedure to address individual concerns. The surgery typically includes the steps mentioned below.
Consultation and Planning
A thorough discussion about your goals and a detailed assessment of your anatomy.

Precise Resizing
A circular incision is made around the areola to remove excess tissue and reduce its size.

Suturing for Symmetry
Specialized suturing techniques are used to reshape and secure the areola, ensuring symmetry and a natural appearance.

Minimal Scarring
The incision is placed at the border of the areola, where it blends with the natural pigmentation

Areola Reduction
Achieving Proportion and Harmony
Areola reduction surgery is a specialized procedure designed to resize and reshape the areola, creating a more proportionate and balanced appearance. With a focus on precision and artistry, Dr. Farrah Yau helps patients achieve aesthetic harmony and renewed confidence.



Benefits of Areola Reduction
Proportional Aesthetics
Achieves a balanced and symmetrical appearance.
Boosted Confidence
Alleviates self-consciousness about the size or shape of the areolas.
Customizable Results
Tailored to meet each patient’s unique goals and anatomy.
Who is a Candidate for Areola Reduction Surgery?
This procedure may be ideal for individuals who:
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Are unhappy with the size, shape, or symmetry of their areolas.
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Wish to improve the overall appearance of their breasts.
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Are in good general health and have realistic expectations.
Recovery & Aftercare
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Healing Process: Mild swelling and tenderness are common and subside within a few days to weeks.
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Daily Activities: Most patients return to normal activities within a few days, avoiding strenuous exercise for a short period.
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Follow-Up Care: Regular check-ins with Dr. Yau ensure your recovery and results meet your expectations.
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