Your nipple sensitivity may be reduced now as you have described a 43cm length. Often the nerves can stretch at that length. You will not have the same sensation, as well as the shape will be flatter. However, the weight relief and shape change will be tremendous and well worth any nipple... more
How is nipple sensitivity after breast reduction?
I'm having a Breast reduction and will not be able to keep my nipple intact. Is there anyway detaching the nipples can be avoided and what problems can I expect to have from the nipples being removed and reattached?
I'm having a breast reduction in July. My doctor told me that at my size he will not be able to keep my nipple intact. I'm basically going to have no nipple sensation after the reduction? I'm a 36J in bra size. During my initial consult from collar bone to nipple it's about 43cm.
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A: Free nipple graft and sensation
By removing your nipple and areola from your breast during your breast reduction, the sensory nerves will be divided. As a result of this when the nipple is repositioned at it's new location as a graft, it would be very rare for there to be any return of sensation. By virtue of your current... more
A: Free nipple grafting and sensation
From what you described, it sounds like you are having a free nipple graft breast reduction. After this procedure, you will not be able to breast feed and it is unlikely for you to have erogenous sensation in your nipples. You may not have any sensation at all. Some people do get back deep... more
A: You will not have any erotic sensation.
Hi! I read your other question, and now I understand why you want a breast reduction despite being at such high risk of pumonary emboli. The plan to use a "free nipple graft" technique for you seems absolutely correct. You should expect to lose much nipple sensation, and all erotic... more
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