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Thank you for yourquestion. Pictures would be helpful.Having some degree of nipple asymmetry is normal. Inverted nipples are common.Please keep in mind that getting this surgically corrected might interfere with future breastfeeding.To be sure what might be right for you, see two or more experienced,board-certified Plastic Surgeons for a complete evaluation to make sure you area good candidate and that it is safe for you to have surgery.I hope this helps.
It sounds like you have nipple inversion on one side, which is a common problem and should not be any risk to your health. It can usually be fixed easily with a minor procedure.
Typically the inverted nipple is due to tight ducts. If you are considering a pregnancy at some point and maybe breast feeding, I would wait. Till then you should do well.Stephen M.Davis, MD, FACSGreen Hills Plastic Surgery
I agree with my colleague, I would just add of you are considering at some point a pregnancy and breast feeding than I would wait on surgery.Stephen M. Davis, MD, FACSGreen Hills Plastic Surgery
Thank you for the question. There is no non surgical way to "fix" an inverted nipple. Inverted nipples can cause functional and "emotional" concerns for women. An inverted nipple can look flat or a slit like depression or hole at the normal nipple location. There are different degrees of...
Sore mom your question was a while ago and i hope you've had it treated. You should be seen by your gyn and breast surgeon. Probably to start with ultrasound and mammogram with regard to inverted nipples Plastic Surgery, The Naked Truth about Nipple Correction To begin with, many women...
You photos show that nipples are still inverted. This occasionally happens after surgical correction. If you don't plan to breast feed, a second surgical attempt should suffice.
Inverted nipple correction may prevent breast feeding. Sometimes women with inverted nipples have a hard time breast feeding anyways. Also, they sometimes come out with breast feeding. Consider waiting.
Thank you for your question. I agree with my colleagues that age is not the limiting factor. As long as your conditions allow you to have a surgical procedure safely, then there are no contraindications.Under the surgical point of you it is possible to reduce the aureolas, the skin excess both...
