My breasts and nipples stick out to the sides because of the curvature my chest wall I presume. Not too much though. Note: I have very mild pectus excavatum. Thanks
July 16, 2015
Answer: Is there a surgical way to move the breasts and nipples closer together without implants? Unfortunately you did not post any photo. "Pectus Excavatum" usually makes the nipples look to the middle of the chest, while the "Keel Chest" makes them point laterally.The rule is that the Nipple-Areolar Complex have to be in the middle of the major projection of the breast.There is a vertical line that comes from the middle of the clavicle and passed thru the middle of the breast and is not possible to relocate the Nipple-Areolar Complex outside this line. The visual effect of this will look excentrical an un aesthetic.The probable technical correction will be to use implants and move the Nipple-Areolar Complex to a more medial projection.
Helpful
July 16, 2015
Answer: Is there a surgical way to move the breasts and nipples closer together without implants? Unfortunately you did not post any photo. "Pectus Excavatum" usually makes the nipples look to the middle of the chest, while the "Keel Chest" makes them point laterally.The rule is that the Nipple-Areolar Complex have to be in the middle of the major projection of the breast.There is a vertical line that comes from the middle of the clavicle and passed thru the middle of the breast and is not possible to relocate the Nipple-Areolar Complex outside this line. The visual effect of this will look excentrical an un aesthetic.The probable technical correction will be to use implants and move the Nipple-Areolar Complex to a more medial projection.
Helpful
July 16, 2015
Answer: Breast and Nipple Position Pectus excavatum is not an uncommon issue. There are varying degrees of this condition, yours should be made less noticeable by the augmentation procedure, although this is based on your description and without photos. Having a more round "barrel-shaped" chest can cause the nipple position to point towards the sides. Some degree of change can be achieved through various surgical techniques, however they may not be positioned directly forward.
Helpful
July 16, 2015
Answer: Breast and Nipple Position Pectus excavatum is not an uncommon issue. There are varying degrees of this condition, yours should be made less noticeable by the augmentation procedure, although this is based on your description and without photos. Having a more round "barrel-shaped" chest can cause the nipple position to point towards the sides. Some degree of change can be achieved through various surgical techniques, however they may not be positioned directly forward.
Helpful
