I realised from puberty my nipples went weird, as if they split in half. During puberty they would get dry and itchy so I'd scratch at them, and the skin would peel quite a bit. This never happens anymore, but they appear changed after that. It's hard to describe so I have a pic (top two warm, bottom row cold). Are they inverted or is the middle section just missing? And will nipple piercing helps correct them? Thanks
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In my opinion, if caught early, hematoma is best treated by returning to the operating room opening the incision, washing out the blood, finding the source of the bleeding and stopping it. Small hematomas, especially if caught late may be allowed to liquify over 10-12 days, then can be ...
It is possible to do a reduction as a free nipple graft procedure and get a really small breast as a result. I would suggest you do that. You may need to have a psychologist or psychiatrist consult to confirm to your plastic surgeon that this is what you want. People present to plastic surgeons...
The technical concerns you are discussing are differences that the surgeon would be considering to treat your particular anatomy. It is really not something that you would be involved in deciding. The technique is the same for 1, 2, and 3. This is just an article that is finely...
