I'm 26years old. I have a bump on my actual nipple. I've had it for probably 7-8 years. It was hardly noticable, 1 year ago I had a breast lift and implant exchange. The bump has slowly doubled in size. It doesn't hurt and has never hurt or caused any discomfort. But I don't know what it is. My family doctor has seen it but tells me it's not cancerous. But never any word on what it is or how to get rid of it. Is this something plastic surgery could fix or am I stuck with it? I provided pictures.
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Answer: Bump on nipple? I've had for awhile but since my surgery it seems to have nearly doubled in size.
Based on your photos, it appears you might benefit from a breast lift and augmentation. It’s good to know you’re realistic about the fact that the lift will leave scars, however choosing a highly-skilled plastic surgeon and following their advice can help to ensure you have as little sca...
Hello dear, thanks for your
question and provided information as well..
The breasts may lose their elasticity and firmness which can be caused by
different factors such as pregnancy, massive weight loss, lactation and aging.
To reaffirm the breasts and restore the natural look your surgeon can...
Hello,You were not an ideal candidate for this procedure. You have lost the outer layer of skin due to decreased blood flow to the nipple areolar complex. It was not due to tension, but more likely constriction of the entire nipple areolar complex by a deep lasso-like stitch that goes around ...