My Nipples Are Flat?

The inverted nipple can be everted with a small surgical procedure that is done in the office under local anesthesia.  It is a fairly straight forward procedure with minimal downtime.  I would recommend visiting a board certified plastic surgeon who has experience with inverted nipple...

Inverted nipples are caused by tightened breast duct tissue and may be due to a variety of reasons, such as genetics, trauma, pregnancy and lactation. Cancer isn't usually a cause. You can see a doctor for a physical examination if you are concerned. I would wait until you are about 18 or 19...

A second stage release of your inverted nipple should be done at about one month.  This allows for early wound healing, but is also early enough that true scar formation has not occurred.  A second stage release should be relatively simple.  I stretch and sometimes cut a few of...

Judging by your photos, you may experience difficulty breastfeeding, but it's not impossible if you get support. Surgery can be performed to correct the inversion, with minimal risk to your ability to breastfeed. During the surgery, incisions will be made in the nipple area to gently spread...

Inverted nipple is usually the result of a short milk duct, that tether the nipple internally. The procedure can be done under local anesthesia at any age as long as you are not planning on breast feeding. It consist of a tiny incision at the base of the nipple allowing to release the contracted...