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I'm 15. My nipples are inverted. One of them comes out rarely & other one doesn't look like its ever formed. Any suggestion?

smr123Dec 9, 2014
They don't come out when it's cold. The one that does come out doesn't stay out for long. It's made me really self conscious and I don't know what i should do?

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J. Jason Wendel, MD, FACS

Thank you for your question. 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...

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Yuly Gorodisky, DO, FACOS

Surgery is the best way.  You can try a minimally invasive approach using a needle with a small cutting surface and possibly some filler material.

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Jed H. Horowitz, MD, FACS

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...

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Shim Ching, MD

If only the ducts were cut, you may require the division of the remainder of the structures that are tethering your nipples to cause the inversion.  This usually involves dividing all the structures under the nipple and placing a internal suture to ensure the nipple stays everted.  In...

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Daryl K. Hoffman, MD

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. 

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