Bifid nipple repair? Is there a way to correct this?

Thank you for sharing your question and photographs.  Though an in-person examination would offer you the best advice, your nipple appearance is well within the spectrum of “normal.”  Some patients can have a subtle indentation, while others can have a more noticeable cleft, while others ma...

Thanks for the question This seems like the nipples were placed in the wrong position. Was this surgery carried out by a plastic reconstructive surgeon? In order to move this to a differnt position will mean more scarring and is not a completely straight forward procedure. With implants u...

Based on this photo it appears that you have inverted nipples.This is possible to correct with surgery in local anesthesia; permanently erected nipples  are the goal. It will, in most cases, also mean a sacrifice of milk ducts and permanently prevent breastfeeding. In person consultation with a...

Some patients, both male and female, demonstrate herniation of breast tissue into the areola.  Fortunately, this can be addressed by removing some of the gland, "scoring" the remaining tissue to make it more flat, and sometimes even removing a ring of skin to make the skin envelope tighter. ...

Based on these photos and your history it seems that you have a mild form of tuberous breasts. Large areolas and bulging of breast tissue underneath areolas are the main feature of this deformity. Correction of both size of areola and puffiness can be corrected using scar around areola and...

HI tinymermaidThank you for your question. It would be easier to determine what you could achieve if you provide a picture of what you have currently. In terms of possibilty of achieving something so specific - it is possible to create that look but sometimes hard to maintain it. Also, what you ...