Do I need to get my nipple redone?

Thank you for sharing your question and congratulations on your procedure. Most of the swelling will resolve 4-6 weeks after treatment, affording you a better long-term view of your results.  The possibility for inversion remains because of the risk of scarring, but this is less likely after sur...

Thank you for sharing your question.  Because of the acute change I would definitely urge you to see your ob/gyn for an in-person examination.  This inversion needs to be worked up further with an in-person examination and a new set of mammograms.  Best wishes.

Thank you for sharing your question.  It should be possible to correct your inverted nipples at the same time as your liposuction procedure and that surgeon should be able to do them both.  If they feel more comfortable with another surgeon I would ask them for recommendations of ASPS board ce...

Thank you for sharing your excellent question.  It is always wise to have a physician assess your breasts for any acute changes that may take place.  That said, if your inverted nipple has been present for 6 years it is unlikely to be the result of cancer, and I would see a plastic surgeon fo...

Did you know that nipple piercing was the first way to treat inverted nipples? It should be fine to have your nipples pierced, but only after you have healed. You do not list when your procedure was done, or which technique was used. The best thing to do is to check with your plastic surgeon, an...