Do yourself a favor and leave your breasts alone. Applying a potentially damaging chemical could turn out to be a very regretful and irreversible decision further down the road.
And despite you not wanting to be questioned about it, I'm going to ask anyway. Why do you sarcastically describe men's preferences as "magically love dark or big areolas". Many men (myself included) *do* love dark areolas. And they also love large areolas, even if the size is disproportionate to rest of the breast.
Don't give yourself angst over this. Regardless of what your breasts look like, there is always going to be a certain percentage of people who love their appearance.
Someoe can't read
A 2% Hydroquinone solution will probably lighten your areolas. Generally speaking, any skin lightening cream would also lighten your areolas.
I need to warn you that Hydroquinone is banned in several countries in Europe and that the FDA says that it may increase the risk of skin cancer.
There was one experiment that used a combination of several treatments to lighten the color of the areola and nipple. You can read about it here: link
Gracias
de nada
Yeah I've used hydroquinone before on scars so it's not scary to me
unfortunatly it will not lighten up any part of your skin. it only has toxins in it that can damage the organs and shut down the kidneys.
Scroll Down to Read Other Opinions
What's Your Opinion? Sign Up Now!You're going to use something like that on your sensitive breasts -- what?!? You're crazy.
And? If I can't get surgery ATM I might as well experiment myself
Welcome to cancer. Please take a seat over there, we'll be with you in 5 to 10 years.
Way to be positive
But why is that bad? before you do anything, consult a specialist, I don't think depigmentation is something you want to handle alone or yourself you know.
Sexual Relationships 
Sexual Health 
Most Helpful Guys