Hi, I had a breast reduction 3 month ago & have noticed that my nipples are higher than I would like them to be (pop out of some bikini and bras). Do you think they will lower over time?
September 7, 2014
Answer: Nipple position Without photos it is hard to evaluate your situation. However, nipple position can be the result of being too high or can be the result of too much breast tissue in the lower half of the breast. The first problem cannot be fixed, the second problem can be fixed by further removal of tissue in the lower half.You can learn more about this by reading my book "Cosmetic Breast Surgery - a complete guide from A to double D".
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September 7, 2014
Answer: Nipple position Without photos it is hard to evaluate your situation. However, nipple position can be the result of being too high or can be the result of too much breast tissue in the lower half of the breast. The first problem cannot be fixed, the second problem can be fixed by further removal of tissue in the lower half.You can learn more about this by reading my book "Cosmetic Breast Surgery - a complete guide from A to double D".
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September 6, 2014
Answer: Nipples High After Reduction Have you asked your surgeon about the nipple position? Unfortunately, nipples tend to stay where they are. Many times the remainder of the breast tissue continues to drop over time, making the position of the nipple appear higher compared with the rest of the breast. Be sure to discuss this with your surgeon. Revisions can be done and may be covered by insurance. Good luck to you.
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September 6, 2014
Answer: Nipples High After Reduction Have you asked your surgeon about the nipple position? Unfortunately, nipples tend to stay where they are. Many times the remainder of the breast tissue continues to drop over time, making the position of the nipple appear higher compared with the rest of the breast. Be sure to discuss this with your surgeon. Revisions can be done and may be covered by insurance. Good luck to you.
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