I have one bifurcated nipple. It is just a small addition onto the regular nipple, but it makes me extremely self conscious, especially since there is little to no information about it on the internet. Would it be possible/practical to get it removed somehow?
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Unfortunately, you'll need excision of the gland to flatten your nipples and areolas. It is a procedure, but not a very big surgery at all with minimal down time. You should look into it. See web reference for just such a case. Thanks for sharing.
Inverted nipples can cause functional and body image problems for women. An inverted nipple can look flat or a slit like depression or hole at the normal nipple location. There are different degrees of inverted nipples possible. Usually correction of the inverted nipples involve division...
There is no replacement for an in person exam where measurements can be taken and the softness of your tissues evaluated. Your scars have widened and should be able to be revised or made thinner and hopefully less noticeable but there will always be a scar. A proportionate implant with your...
