Precise treatment for a harmonious appearance of the breasts
Areola reduction is a surgical procedure to reduce the diameter of the areola to improve the aesthetics and proportions of the breasts. Large or asymmetrical areolas can be the result of genetics, aging, pregnancy, or breastfeeding. This procedure restores a balanced appearance to the breasts, tailored to the patient's individual preferences.
How is the procedure carried out?
Areola reduction surgery is performed under local or general anesthesia, depending on the extent of the procedure and the patient's preferences. The surgeon precisely removes excess skin from the areola, preserving its natural shape and color. Then, small, aesthetic stitches are placed, which minimize the visibility of scars. The entire procedure takes about 1-2 hours, and the patient usually goes home the same day.
What are the benefits?
Improved breast proportions ā the reduced areola better matches the size of the breasts.
Short-term recovery ā patients can quickly return to daily activities.
Minimal scarring ā thanks to the use of modern surgical techniques.
Convalescence
After the procedure, it is recommended to avoid intense physical activity for 4-6 weeks. For the first few days, there may be swelling, redness and slight pain, which will gradually subside. For optimal healing, the doctor may recommend the use of creams that support skin regeneration and protective dressings.
Indications and contraindications
Areola reduction is ideal for people who:
feel discomfort due to large, asymmetrical or stretched areolas,
want to improve the proportions and aesthetics of their breasts.
Contraindications include:
active infections in the breast area,
unregulated diabetes,
blood clotting disorders,
pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Cost of the procedure
The price of areola reduction starts from PLN 5,000 .*
*The prices listed are approximate and may vary depending on the individual needs of the patient. The final price of the procedure will be determined during a consultation with a plastic surgeon, who will discuss the course of the operation and any additional costs.
We encourage you to schedule a consultation to receive detailed information tailored to your needs and expectations.