Breast Surgery
Periareolar scar correction in breast augmentation.
Enhances the size and shape of the breasts through the insertion of breast implants or the use of the patient’s own fat.
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Surgery duration
15-30 minutes
Anesthesia
Local
Postoperative rest
No rest required
Visible effects
Inmediatly
Recovery
No required
Results
Life-long
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What is a periareolar scar correction?
A periareolar scar correction is a procedure aimed at improving or removing a scar previously located around the areola, whether due to breast augmentation, breast reduction, or another surgical procedure. It is performed when the scar has developed irregularities, thickening, abnormal pigmentation, or asymmetry.
How is a correction of periareolar breast implant scars procedure performed?
There is significant interest in minimizing scars after breast augmentation, as patients desire the best possible aesthetic results. Although techniques can make scars almost unnoticeable, they will never disappear entirely. Achieving optimal results requires proactive and consistent care. At EGOS, we offer several effective methods to reduce the appearance of periareolar scars:
- Direct excision and primary closure
- Z-plasty or w-plasty
- Purse-string closure
- Redesign of the areola-nipple complex
The scar is removed and carefully closed to minimize tension.
These techniques reorient the direction of the scar, making it less noticeable.
Allows for even distribution of tension around the areola.
When necessary, the contour of the areola is adjusted to achieve a more natural result.

Who is a good candidate for correction of periareolar breast
Scar correction after breast augmentation can be considered in various situations. The ideal candidate for this procedure includes:
- Patients with Hypertrophic or Keloid Scars: If a patient has developed hypertrophic or keloid scars after breast augmentation, correction may improve their appearance.
- Patients with Asymmetrical or Unfavorable Scars: Sometimes scars heal unevenly or may appear unattractive. Correction can improve these asymmetries and overall scar quality.
- Patients with Healing Issues: If healing problems such as infections or wound opening have occurred, scar correction may be needed to optimize results.
- Patients Desiring Aesthetic Improvement: Even if no significant complications have occurred, patients who wish to improve the overall appearance of their scars may consider correction for a more aesthetically pleasing outcome.
Preoperative Tests for Surgery
Before undergoing periareolar scar correction, a comprehensive medical evaluation will be conducted at EGOS to determine the patient's suitability for the procedure. This may include laboratory tests and a general health assessment. Additionally, the surgical approach will be carefully planned, and specific instructions, such as dietary adjustments or the temporary discontinuation of certain medications, will be provided. It is essential that the patient shares any relevant medical history and adheres to all preoperative instructions to ensure a successful intervention and optimal results.
Postoperative Care for Surgery
To ensure a smooth recovery after the surgery, it is recommended to follow a series of postoperative care instructions:
- Pain and Discomfort: Some swelling and discomfort are normal after surgery. The surgeon may prescribe pain relievers to manage any discomfort.
- Dressings and Special Support Bra: These will protect the incision and assist with healing.
- Rest and Personal Care: Avoid intense activities and keep the incision clean and dry to promote healing.
- Scar Monitoring: Attend follow-up visits to monitor progress and report any unusual symptoms.
- Scar Care: Use recommended products to aid in the healing and improvement of scar appearance.
- Long-Term Follow-Up: Continue attending follow-up appointments to ensure satisfactory results.

How much does a correction of periareolar breast implant scars cost?
The cost for periareolar scar correction after breast augmentation varies depending on several factors. It is recommended to schedule an initial consultation with a certified plastic surgeon for a personalized evaluation and precise cost based on your individual needs.
Factors influencing the price
- Degree of correction needed: The extent of the scar and the complexity of the correction will influence the final price. More severe or difficult-to-correct scars may require more time and resources.
- Technique used: Different techniques for scar correction vary in complexity, and more intricate methods may increase the cost.
- Materials used: If skin grafts or special materials are required to improve scar healing, this may increase the price.
- Number of procedures: In some cases, more than one procedure may be needed to achieve the desired outcome, which could affect the cost.
- Postoperative care: Follow-up visits and additional treatments, such as laser therapy or creams, to optimize scar healing may influence the overall cost.

Frequently asked questions
- What is the criteria for considering scar correction after breast augmentation?
- How long after breast augmentation can scar correction be performed?
- What are the risks associated with periareolar scar correction?
- Infection: there is a risk of infection in the treated area if hygiene and postoperative care guidelines are not followed.
- Abnormal scarring: the new scar may not heal properly, becoming thicker, harder, or even hypertrophic.
- Asymmetry: there may be a slight difference between the scars on each breast, affecting the aesthetic outcome.
- Loss of sensitivity: periareolar scar correction can temporarily affect sensitivity in the areola and nipple area.
- Hematomas or bleeding: in some cases, excessive bleeding or the appearance of hematomas may occur after the procedure.
- Scar recurrence: there is a possibility that the scar may reform in a similar way to the original, requiring another correction.
- Necrosis: in rare cases, skin necrosis may occur around the scar if blood circulation is compromised.
- Is it possible to completely eliminate a periareolar scar?
- What happens if the scar reformulates?
- Can I combine this procedure with another breast surgery?
- Is it necessary to use silicone patches or creams after treatment?
- Is follow-up necessary after the treatment?
Scar correction is typically considered for patients with hypertrophic or keloid scars, asymmetrical scars, or those who wish to improve the aesthetic quality of their scars.
Scar correction is usually performed after sufficient healing has occurred, typically several months to a year after the initial surgery, to ensure optimal results.
Risks associated with periareolar scar correction include:
While the goal is to make the scar as inconspicuous as possible, it is not possible to remove it entirely. Scar correction techniques aim to significantly reduce its appearance.
If the scar reformulates, additional treatments or a secondary procedure may be necessary to improve its appearance.
Yes, periareolar scar correction can be combined with other breast procedures, such as breast augmentation, breast lift, or reduction, if desired.
Yes, your surgeon may recommend silicone patches or creams to optimize scar healing and improve the appearance of the scar.
Yes, follow-up visits are essential to ensure the scar is healing correctly and to address any concerns. Regular monitoring helps achieve the best results.

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