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About Nipple Enhancement
Nipple reduction surgery is a cosmetic procedure that aims to reduce the size and prominence of excessively large or long nipples. In flat or inverted breast procedures, two methods can be preferred depending on the situation.
- Breast Engorgement (Mild Cases)
It can be performed in cases where a flat or inverted breast is caused by short or constricted milk ducts.
It is typically performed under local anesthesia. A small incision is made at the base of the nipple and the constricted ducts can be released. In some cases, the constricted ducts can be divided to allow the nipple to protrude more naturally.
Nipple Reconstruction (Moderate or Severe Cases)
This technique may be preferred for more severe cases of inverted nipples. A small incision can be made around the nipple to create a small flap of tissue. The tissue is then sutured to encourage the nipple to protrude. In cases where this technique is used, nipple reconstruction surgery may be necessary.
How the Procedure Works
The first step for a breast reduction procedure is to choose a skilled and experienced surgeon. Your surgeon will determine the appropriate nipple reduction technique after consultation.
The procedure can be performed under local or general anesthesia depending on the doctor's preference or the case. The shape, size and length of the nipple may vary depending on the case and the preferred technique.
Once the excess tissue has been removed, your surgeon carefully closes the sutures and the sutures do not need to be removed externally. Scars typically blend into the natural color variation between the areola and the surrounding skin. Over time, scars tend to fade and become less noticeable, but the size of the scar can vary between individuals.
Nipple Reduction Techniques
Which nipple reduction technique is suitable for you will be evaluated and determined according to your anatomy.
- Circumareolar Technique: This involves making incisions along the outer edge of the areola to remove excess tissue. It is suitable for situations where the size of the areola also needs to be adjusted.
- Vertical Incision Technique: In this technique, a vertical incision is made downward from the base of the nipple to remove excess tissue. It is usually used for more significant nipple reduction procedures.
- Donut Technique: This technique involves making concentric circular incisions around the areola, removing a ring of tissue, and then reattaching the outer edge of the areola to the central core.
Incisions and Scars
In inverted or flat nipple treatments, scars are minimal and fade over time. Stitches are usually inconspicuous as they are usually in the darker part at the base of the nipple. It is very important to follow the instructions provided by your surgeon for postoperative scar care.
Before and After
You can access the pictures of the real results and natural transformations of individuals who have undergone nipple enhancement procedure here. Checking these results before having a nipple enhancement will help you have an idea about the possibilities that are waiting for you. Here are some before and after pictures of the procedure.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions and answers about nipple enhancement are as follows. You can contact us to get information on other questions and answers about nipple enhancement. You can get the best answers to all your questions by getting a free consultation from our experienced team. The answers provided for the nipple enhancement may vary based on the patient.
Reverse nipple enhancement surgery can potentially affect breastfeeding as it may involve releasing or altering the milk ducts. If you plan to breastfeed in the future, you should discuss this with your surgeon during the consultation.
Congenital inverted nipples are present since birth, while acquired inverted nipples develop later in life due to factors such as breastfeeding, scarring or infection. Both conditions can be treated.
Inverted nipple surgery typically aims to preserve nipple sensation, but there is a small risk for temporary or permanent changes in nipple sensitivity.
In some cases, inverted nipple correction surgery can be combined with other breast procedures to achieve comprehensive results. Discuss your goals with your surgeon to determine if this is a viable option for you.
Yes, inverted or flat breast operations are suitable for anyone who suffers from this condition, regardless of gender. You can discuss which technique is suitable for you with your surgeon during your consultation.
Yes, nipple reduction surgery can be combined with breast augmentation, breast reduction and breast lift operations or can be planned before or after these operations.
Nipple reduction surgery aims to reduce or reshape the size of the nipple itself, while areola reduction surgery aims to reduce the size of the entire areola (the darker skin surrounding the nipple).
Nipple reduction surgery typically does not require an intervention in the milk ducts. However, it is important to discuss any concerns about breastfeeding with your surgeon during the consultation.
Yes, nipple reduction surgery is not limited to either gender and both men and women can opt for a nipple reduction procedure to improve nipple size and appearance.
In most cases, nipple reduction surgery should not significantly affect nipple sensation or the ability to breastfeed. However, these results may vary between individuals and it is important to discuss any concerns with your surgeon during consultation.
It is important to disclose your entire medical history to your surgeon during the consultation, including any previous breast surgeries or breast-related problems. Based on all the information provided, your surgeon will share the surgical procedures and post-operative instructions that are appropriate for you.
Nipple reduction surgery is typically performed to reduce the size of protruding nipples. In cases where the nipples are inverted, a different surgical procedure called nipple inversion correction may be more appropriate.
Nipple surgery is a surgical procedure to change the size, shape or position of the nipple. Nipple surgery can be performed for cosmetic reasons as well as medical reasons.
This operation is suitable for people who are dissatisfied with their breasts or who are uncomfortable with the size, shape or position of the nipple. In addition, individuals who experience nipple collapses may also be suitable for nipple surgeries.
The cost of nipple surgery may vary depending on the patient's condition, the technique of nipple surgery and the experience of your surgeon. You can contact our expert team to get a clear cost information.
Although it depends on the nipple aesthetic technique and the patient's condition, it can usually take 1 to 2 hours.
After nipple surgery, patients can usually resume their daily activities after one week. However, it is generally recommended to wait 1-2 months for heavy activities and exercises.
There are usually minimal scars after nipple surgery depending on the technique. However, the scars are usually positioned inconspicuously around the areola and the scars fade after a complete healing.
Mild to moderate pain may be experienced after surgery, but you can manage the pain with painkillers prescribed after surgery.
In most cases, breastfeeding may be possible, but this may vary depending on the technique and extent of the nipple procedure. It is very important to discuss with your surgeon before surgery how breastfeeding will be affected in your specific situation.
The results are usually permanent, but aging, weight change and hormonal factors may affect the permanence of the results. Your medical consultant will provide the postoperative processes.
Yes, nipple surgery is also suitable for men. Generally, male patients prefer this surgery due to nipple collapse, asymmetry or excessive size.
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