Areola

Areola Restoration, also known as Areola Tattooing or Areola Micropigmentation, is a post-surgical cosmetic procedure that is designed to recreate or enhance the areola. This procedure is commonly sought by individuals who have undergone breast surgeries such as mastectomy, breast reduction, or augmentation that have altered the appearance of the areola. The procedure involves the application of micropigmentation, a form of tattooing, to simulate the natural colour and shape of the areola. This is done using various shades of pigment to create a three-dimensional appearance of nipple protrusion, even when there is none. The cost and specifics of the areola restoration procedure will depend on the size and scope of the area involved, the complexity of the desired outcome, and the number of sessions required. During the initial consultation, a professional will assess the area and provide a tailored treatment plan, including cost estimates and recommendations. It's important to note that areola restoration should only be performed after the surgical site has fully healed, which may take several months post-surgery. This procedure can significantly improve the aesthetic appearance of the breasts, enhance body confidence, and provide a sense of closure after breast surgery. As with any cosmetic procedure, it's important to consult a professional to understand the process, potential outcomes, and any risks involved. The ultimate goal is to provide a realistic, natural-looking areola that complements the individual's skin tone and body proportions.