25, no children; is now the right time for inverted nipple repair?

There are many different techniques to repair inverted nipples. I use an endoscopic assisted release of the fibrous tissue and dermal grafting for the most severe types. I think this gives the best chane to preserve sensation and the ability to breast feed. Take your time choosing your surgeon.

Hello-Inverted nipple correction is a good procedure with a good success rate, but most techniques do cut the ducts under the nipple in order to allow the nipple to be pulled out. If you're certain that breastfeeding doesn't matter to you, then you could go ahead. If you think you may want to breastfeed, I'd recommend waiting. Another consideration may be nipple piercing. Some surgeons have had  success with placing a bar-type piercing across the base of the nipple in order to try to keep the nipple out. This may not be quite as successful as a formal inverted nipple surgery, but may be worth consideration for women who want to preserve the ability to breastfeed.Best wishes-

It is very unlikely that you will be able to breast feed after correction of your inverted nipples.  If you are quite certain that you can make peace with this in case you change your mind re kids -then go ahead.  Many women can not breast feed for a variety of reasons..there is formula.  If breast feeding would be important to you then hang tight for the time being.  No rights or wrongs here.