If A Girl Gets A Nipple AND Areola Reduction?

[peace-love-couture]

So I have a Q. I don't have children but I want 1-3 of my own in the future(years from now). The thing I'm curious about is whether pregnancy will defeat the purpose of a nipple AND areola reduction performed at my age currently (18). Yes, I am talking about both procedures, an areola reduction and a nipple reduction. If they're reduced will they only get bigger when I get pregnant? How big would they get? My areolas are 2 inches now and my goal would be less than an inch after surgery...so about how much bigger? Answers aren't gonna affect my decision but it is a slight concern :P

[saphirasilverwings]

I don't think pregnancy would make too much of a difference when it comes to areola and nipple size. But it seems to me (just speculation) that having had surgeries there could make breast feeding riskier or uncomfortable, if there's scar tissue or anything like that. I'd also be worried about whether or not the breasts growing from milk could cause pulling, which might be harmful? I don't know, I guess maybe I'm just squeamish about surgery! But it sounds so risky.

[saphirasilverwings]

I'm not trying to be holier than thou and I'm not telling you not to get surgery, I'd just be nervous about it myself. I don't think I'd do anything to my boobs unless I knew I didn't want kids. But then, I do plan to breast feed.

[peace-love-couture]

I wasn't talking to you...more geared at the mornic dudes up above

[saphirasilverwings]

Okay :) Well, just saying.

[kheserthorpe]

My wife's breasts got smaller after second child.

I haven't noticed any change in areola/nipple sized.

You might want to check with the surgeons if it would impact future breastfeeding, if that's a concern, or impacts techniques.

[peace-love-couture]

I don't plan on breastfeeding, so not a concern And I hope my boobs don't get smaller(no offense)

[saphirasilverwings]

Why don't you plan to breast feed? Just curious. As far as I know, it's the healthiest thing.

[peace-love-couture]

I have big breasts. Pregnancy is already detrimental to big boobs let alone having some child feed off of them. Lots of things are healthy yet I don't see people following through; if we did America wouldn't be such a fat country.

[kheserthorpe]

You should ask your mother. Its no guarantee, but my wife did mention years ago her mother had the same experience. So I think women's breasts respond differently to pregnancy, but there may be a genetic component. If your mothers nipples changed, yours are probably more likely too, and that may matter more then the experience of other women here.

[kheserthorpe]

Who are we kidding, if you're unhappy now, you'll want 'work' done later, right? Areola reduction is no extra effort on tops of a lift. I'd assume you'll be going in for that in 20 years regardless. So the question is, is it worth it to do the surgery now for the next 10-18 till you have kids? ALso, I suspect for the first year, it'll look worse, from scars. I base this on my own cosmetic surgery I've done :p

[peace-love-couture]

It wasn't aimed at you...really. it's just pretty obnoxious how a bunch of retards feel the need to come in and expect to change my opinion or my decision. They're never gonna see my boobs and contrary to popular belief, the millions of women who do get surgery are able to find partners who have no problem with their decisions I get that people are against surgery but could they save me the bullsh*t

[kheserthorpe]

I don't know. I think its fair for them to comment. Like I said, I had surgery done for purely cosmetic reasons, my wife and many other women DO prefer it, but those that didn't were free to voice their opinion. Some people do want surgery imagining 'everyone' will prefer it, but really it is useful to know most people don't care. I think I already mentioned to you once my thoughts on the surgery you're looking at, and once is enough.

[peace-love-couture]

Considering they have nothing to contribute other than their virgin opinions, no, it isn't exactly fair for them to comment. NO OFFENSE intended.

[cyrus7]

I think you should get it regardless, it's what makes you happy right? so if it goes back at least you were happy until you got pregnant, and you can do it again after ?

:)

[cyrus7]

p.s wtf is a juicycouture

[peace-love-couture]

Yeah...but that's too much work lmao At that point, having children, I'm not sure I'd have the time and energy to go through with it. balancing a relationship, job and children versus me balancing myself and school at the moment. It's sort of a get it out of the way type of thing

[peace-love-couture]

pahaha, Juicy Couture is a brand haha. it's just Juicy Couture, not 'a' juicy couture :) designer handbags and whatnot, catered towards teens

[cyrus7]

well I mean you have to guess what age you'd be pregnant at ?.. if its a long time from now then you might as well be happy with your body till then so get the surgery? (although to me it doesn't really make a difference but you're not looking for my opinion)

[Phoenix1991]

Well I'm not sure personally but most guys won't mind including myself if my girl had big areola or big nipples or small areola or small nipples. If a guy knows if your super serious about this then he would just stand by you regardless.

[MyNameIsJonas]

I've heard it varies woman to woman although any change is slight and barely noticeable.

On a side note this is about 2 inches

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I don't consider that large.

[peace-love-couture]

And I care about what you do and don't consider large why...?

[MyNameIsJonas]

Oh don't get defensive. I'm just giving an example.

[peace-love-couture]

You didn't answer my question. So answer or leave. You only gave a generalized answer as an excuse to give your 2 cents

[Kain6th]

jesus lol

[hALLDAY]

It would probably hinder breast feeding your babies if you were planning on that. A question, if you get surgery then find out the next guy you are dating likes big areolas better than small ones or the procedure goes wrong and you lose sensitivity, then what?

[peace-love-couture]

I actually don't care about sensitivity, so it'd be no problem.