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Inverted nipples can be corrected with a minor office procedure done under local anesthesia. In this procedure the tethering bands that are pulling the nipple inward are cut and a platform of tissue is created to help support the nipple. Consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon with experience with this issue to learn more about what can be done for you. Best of luck.
You did not state your age or whether you have had children. You nipples are slightly inverted, more to do with lack of volume in the central breast. One of your nipples is bifid. If you have not had children and are interested in breast feeding, I would not do anything to the nipples itself. You could also consider breast augmentation which would improve the appearance by putting some volume behind the nipples. Hope this helps.
There are many different techniques to repair inverted nipples. I use an endoscopic assisted release of the fibrous tissue and dermal grafting for the most severe types. I think this gives the best chane to preserve sensation and the ability to breast feed. Take your time choosing your surgeon.
There are different degrees of inverted nipples. Successful treatment depends on the severity. I'm not really aware of anything you can do at home that will really correct them. I have seen patients who have even tried piercings, which also don't really work well.
From the photograph you have kindly provided, the nipple inversion is minimal. This is completely normal and I would advice that you leave matters alone. Any surgical intervention in that area can lead to scarring and loss of nipple sensation. It can also impact on future breast feeding...
