Thank you for the clear question. Expectations are the key here. True elongation of the nipple by inches is not feasible or advisable. Nipple blood supply and skin support limit how far projection can be increased safely. When attempts are aggressive the risks rise for loss of sensation, poor scarring, pigment change and even tissue loss. What can be done predictably• Small increases in projection can sometimes be achieved with a tiny dermal or dermal fat core placed inside the nipple. Think in millimeters rather than centimeters. Early projection often settles with time• External suction devices may create a modest and often temporary lift if the nipple everts under suction. Consistent use is required and results vary• 3D areola tattoo techniques and high quality external prosthetic nipples can enhance the visual effect without surgical risk What is generally not recommended for this goal• Fillers or oils injected into the nipple or areola can lead to infection, oil cysts and deformity• Overly tight skin flaps designed for reduction or reconstruction are not suited to lengthening and tend to flatten with healing How to frame the consultation• Measure the current projection from the areolar plane and define a realistic target in millimeters• Discuss priorities for sensation, breastfeeding potential and scar placement• Ask how long-term projection will be maintained since all methods tend to settle• Review non surgical appearance options if a dramatic change in length is desired A precise plan would require photos and a short history to see how the tissue responds and to set a safe target. If a more specific opinion would help a brief complimentary conversation with a coordinator can be used to gather details before any medical evaluation. Wishing you clarity, comfort with your options and a result that feels safe and natural.Güray Yeşiladalı, MD