What can I do for my The skin in my Nipple area to come back to its natural color, as it currently has pink flesh. Can I used polyporin to speed up the healing,bring back the natural Color as well as for the itching?
December 23, 2015
Answer: Nipple areola color The color of your areola was lost a bit in parts, and this may be secondary to some ischemia of the areola. Many times the color comes back over time, but areas of mismatch may require tattooing.
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December 23, 2015
Answer: Nipple areola color The color of your areola was lost a bit in parts, and this may be secondary to some ischemia of the areola. Many times the color comes back over time, but areas of mismatch may require tattooing.
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December 23, 2015
Answer: Areolar pigmentation Thanks for your question. Yes, this can happen, particularly if your skin is darkly pigmented. It's part of the healing process and often comes back without problems. The melanocytes that make pigment are "stunned" a bit during the surgery and so they don't make the pigment temporarily. I usually recommend keeping the site moisturized. Best wishes.
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December 23, 2015
Answer: Areolar pigmentation Thanks for your question. Yes, this can happen, particularly if your skin is darkly pigmented. It's part of the healing process and often comes back without problems. The melanocytes that make pigment are "stunned" a bit during the surgery and so they don't make the pigment temporarily. I usually recommend keeping the site moisturized. Best wishes.
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