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What can I do about my new ugly nipples? (Photo)

ca8Nov 29, 2018
It’s been a year since I had my surgery ( full anchor with 195cc? silicone implant) the scars do not bother me where the anchor is but my nipples look completely deformed.. they were never this big or uneven, I know it’s my skin that inevitably makes this happen and it’s not the doctors fault but I don’t know what to do, I still don’t want to be naked with the lights on

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It is these ducts that are creating the inversion. It is likely that if you do anything that doesn't actually cut the ducts, you would have a high rate of failure. By far the easiest approach is to consider this surgery only after you are done with childbirth or you do not intend to breast-feed.

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They are pretty easy to remove but unfortunately there will be scars afterwards but if you think of it as a trade--that is you are trading a scar for a nipple then I think it is worth it as the scar will be flat compared to a raised nipple. If you are unsure then you can start by just removing ...

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