I am currently a G/H and looking to go to a large C / small D.
Answer: Nipple Sensitivity Differs With Technique Nipple Sensitivity Differs With Technique. In my experience most of my patients retain a similar degree of sensation after breast reduction using the lollipop (short scar) technique. On the other hand, a free nipple graft will always result in loss of sensation.
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Answer: Nipple Sensitivity Differs With Technique Nipple Sensitivity Differs With Technique. In my experience most of my patients retain a similar degree of sensation after breast reduction using the lollipop (short scar) technique. On the other hand, a free nipple graft will always result in loss of sensation.
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January 15, 2015
Answer: Horndeski Method™ I recommend a new technique called The Horndeski
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January 15, 2015
Answer: Horndeski Method™ I recommend a new technique called The Horndeski
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January 9, 2015
Answer: Nipple sensation after breast reduction Yes. Nipple sensation should remain after breast reduction as long as the appropriate technique is executed.
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January 9, 2015
Answer: Nipple sensation after breast reduction Yes. Nipple sensation should remain after breast reduction as long as the appropriate technique is executed.
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January 8, 2015
Answer: Nipple sensation after breast reduction Changes in nipple sensation are very common after breast reduction surgery. Nipples often become less sensitive, but may become more sensitive as well. Multiple nerves give sensation to the nipple, and invariably some of these nerves are cut during a breast reduction. In addition, reduced sensation appears to happen more commonly with very large breast reductions.So to answer your question, no, there is no guaranteed way to maintain sensation to the nipples after breast reduction.
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January 8, 2015
Answer: Nipple sensation after breast reduction Changes in nipple sensation are very common after breast reduction surgery. Nipples often become less sensitive, but may become more sensitive as well. Multiple nerves give sensation to the nipple, and invariably some of these nerves are cut during a breast reduction. In addition, reduced sensation appears to happen more commonly with very large breast reductions.So to answer your question, no, there is no guaranteed way to maintain sensation to the nipples after breast reduction.
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January 13, 2015
Answer: Yes, there is It is called the "pedicle" or portion of breast tissue acting as carrier for blood flow and sensation nerves. The so called pedicular techniques have feeling preservation in 90% of cases. On the other hand you have the free-nipple-graft techcnique, in this the nipple is disconnected and no feeling remains.
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January 13, 2015
Answer: Yes, there is It is called the "pedicle" or portion of breast tissue acting as carrier for blood flow and sensation nerves. The so called pedicular techniques have feeling preservation in 90% of cases. On the other hand you have the free-nipple-graft techcnique, in this the nipple is disconnected and no feeling remains.
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