Areola
Correction.
A delicate correction of the size, shape, position or symmetry of the nipples and areolas, taking breast anatomy into account.
Even small features of the nipple-areola complex can noticeably influence the perception of the entire breast shape.
Correction can be performed as a stand-alone procedure or combined with a breast lift, augmentation or reduction.
Before planning, it is important to establish the cause of the changes. A newly appeared nipple retraction or other new symptoms require preliminary examination by a specialist.
Corrects the diameter and shape of the areolas. The scar plan and scope of correction depend on skin quality and breast anatomy.
Can reduce nipple height or diameter, address marked asymmetry and correct individual shape features.
The approach depends on the degree of retraction and the duct anatomy. Possible effects on breastfeeding are discussed in advance.
With ptosis or breast deformity, areola correction can be part of a lift, reduction or complex mammoplasty.
In a small anatomical zone, marking precision, symmetry and gentle tissue handling are especially important.
Professor Fayzullin assesses not the areola size in isolation but its relationship to the breast shape, the fold position and the overall proportions of the chest.
The goal of correction is not a standard diameter but a harmonious relationship between the areola, the nipple and the individual breast volume.
Examination, assessment of symmetry, causes of change and breast condition.
Sensitivity, pregnancy and breastfeeding plans are taken into account.
Position, diameter and shape are agreed, allowing for natural asymmetry.
The scope and type of anaesthesia depend on the task and on combination with other procedures.
Suture care and temporary activity restrictions are prescribed.
The surgeon monitors healing, symmetry and scar maturation over time.
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The information on this page is for general guidance. Indications, the scope of surgery, contraindications and recovery times are determined by the doctor after an in-person consultation and examination.
