POSTED UNDER Inverted Nipple Surgery Reviews
21 Years Old, 5'4", 119lb, Bilateral Inverted Nipple Correction - Southampton, GB
UPDATED FROM SelfConsciousC
1 month post
8 week update!
SelfConsciousCDecember 29, 2016
WORTH IT$3,411
So they're still quite sensitive and I can only compare the sensation of touching them to poking yourself in the belly button (makes me feel slightly sick). The bruising has finally gone and I've had my final follow up with Mr Horlock on the 20th December. The right one is definitely smaller/flatter than the left but I'm still very pleased with the results!
UPDATED FROM SelfConsciousC
17 days post
Stitches Gone!
SelfConsciousCNovember 21, 2016
So the majority of the scabbing and stitches have fallen off which I'm so pleased about! I have added some photos, I still have bruising under the left nipple but I'm so pleased with the final result! My next post op point mentioned with Mr Horlock is on the 8th December :)
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SelfConsciousC
November 21, 2016
That was supposed to say appointment..
December 12, 2016
Hello,
Sorry to be rude but can I ask how much this surgery cost?
Sorry to be rude but can I ask how much this surgery cost?
December 12, 2016
Hello, it's okay, it does say at the top of the page. I paid £2725 GBP
December 12, 2016
you look amazin girl! and those are your natural breasts otherwise??
December 12, 2016
Thank you, I'm so pleased with them! Yes they are, I didn't have the enlargement in the end :)
January 7, 2019
Omg! That's my dream nipples! They are so perfect in size and protrusion! BTW what'd the doctor say about breastfeeding?
January 7, 2019
Thank you - I'm very pleased with them still! He said I wouldn't be able to breastfeed as the milk ducts were severed to allow the nipple to protrude.
January 10, 2019
I see. There is a technique which does vertical loosening of the tissue that are holding the nipple back, while leaving the milk ducts intact. I am not sure how effective this is, as I am in favour of breastfeeding while still wanting a nice protrusion and shape like yours.
January 10, 2019
Ah I see, I'm not sure to be honest - I think mine were too inverted to have the surgery any other way. I personally didn't feel that the inability to breastfeed for a short amount of time was enough of a reason not to go ahead with the surgery.
UPDATED FROM SelfConsciousC
15 days post
2 Weeks Post Op
SelfConsciousCNovember 19, 2016
So I had my dressings removed yesterday (18/11), some of the dissolvable stitches were still in with scabbing surrounded them. The nurse tried to take some of the excess scabs off, halfway through I became all light-headed and I've never fainted before but I really did feel like I was going to faint so she stopped. I've been given some small dressings to replace daily that I'm allowed to shower with. Had my first shower in 2 weeks today! It was strange feeling the water running over my nipples and when I wrapped myself in a towel it was quite uncomfortable so I've got to wear two sets of plasters for today and tomorrow and then from Monday (21/11) I just need to put gauze in my bra to stop any friction/irritation. I'm pretty happy with the results, my left nipple is slightly bigger than the right and I didn't realise before but I think it places emphasis on the fact that my left breast is also slightly larger but I'm happy to finally feel more confident in my own skin!
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