How to Get Rid of Puffy Nipples?

The correction of puffy nipples depends on the underlying cause. If it is due to gland over development then you could consider an off license trial of tamoxifen or letrozole. However, if it involves fatty tissue, you will need some form of liposuction which can be done under local anaesthetic.

It's hard to answer for certain without a proper consult, but it sounds like your problem is excess tissue under the nipple which can be surgically removed. Of course you should schedule a consult with a board certified plastic surgeon to be sure you receive the correct treatment for your issue. Best of luck.

Thank you for your question.  Generally in gynecomastia, the large nipples are a result of the glandular and fatty tissue that is behind the areola.  When those are removed, the nipples shrink in size, and become flat.  This can be done with almost invisible scars.  Best to speak to a board certified plastic surgeon in person for an in person consultation.  All the best, 

“Puffy nipples,” or gynecomastia, can be caused by excess fat and/or breast tissue, and is most often a genetic condition. Neither diet nor exercise nor pills nor creams will fix it. I wish I had a magic cure for you, but the only solution is surgery. I frequently perform gynecomastia surgery at my practice, with great results and an extremely high success rate. If you are not ready for surgery, please do not have it – but do not waste your money on things that promise a cure but won’t improve your situation.

Puffy nipples are a mild form of gynaecomastia which can result due to excess tissue like fat to gland beneath the nipple areola complex, or an excessively large / loose areola. There is no non surgical treatment for the same.Surgical correction of the puffy nipples involves a small incision along the nipple areola complex under local anaesthesia, and excision of the fatty /  glandular tissue. In some cases a circumferential reduction of the areola might be required in addition to the excision of the tissues.

Thank you for your question. It seems you have a mild case of gynecomastia. Unfortunately, there is not medical treatment for gynecomastia if it hasn't resolved on its own after puberty. Using a small incision around the areola, the gland can be removed, correcting the puffy nipples that concern you. It is a fairly quick procedure with exceptional patient satisfaction afterwards. Hope this helps.

Puffy nipples are a form of gynecomastia that usually develop during puberty. If they haven't resolved by themselves after 2 years, they are probably permanent and can only be treated by surgery. See a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who specializes in gynecomastia for a personal consultation to learn what options may be available to you. Good luck.

Thank you for your question.  Unfortunately there is no medical treatment for gynecomastia you are describing.  This is enlargement of the gland tissue which is very fibrous most times.  The best way to resolve this is surgical.  You can have a procedure done under local anesthesia and go home a few hours later and resume your normal life in a few days.  I do about 65-75% of the gynecomastia surgery under local.  Once the gland is removed the puffiness of your nipple should resolve.  

You have gynecomasia or male breast enlargement. You will require liposuction and open excision in order to remove the gland. Ensure that you see a Plastic surgeon experienced in dealing with this problem. Best of Luck.

Puffy nipples are frequently the main thing that guys see when they have gynecomastia. Sometimes that's the extent of it but usually it's just the tip of the iceberg. Gynecomastia is breast enlargement that develops in guys. It usually starts in puberty and never really goes away. usually there is no underlying cause. The only real uccessful treatment is surgery. This removes the glandular tissue and some of the surrounding fat if present. Surgery is usually very succeful, with an easy recovery, and it won't come back. The surgery is sometimes more difficult than many think so it is important to choose a surgeon that does this surgery regularly. Take your time and good luck.