Consultation and examination
A thorough medical history, clinical examination, and measurements are performed.
Nipple correction or areola correction addresses an inverted or oversized nipple, or a bothersome areola diameter.
The areola can also be surgically adjusted when its diameter or outline is bothersome.
The technique is chosen based on medical history, clinical examination, and measurements.
The treatment focuses on a specific shape or projection correction of the nipple or areola.
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Inverted nipple
Oversized nipple
Bothersome areola diameter
Desire for better proportion
An inverted nipple can be corrected through a small incision at the base of the nipple by dividing fibrous bands and placing supportive self-dissolving sutures.
An oversized nipple can be reduced by removing a portion. The areola can be adjusted with an incision around it to achieve the desired diameter.
Inverted nipple
Fibrous bands are released and self-dissolving sutures support projection.
Nipple or areola
An oversized nipple or areola can be selectively reduced.
About 30 minutes
The procedure takes about 30 minutes under local anesthesia.
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A thorough medical history, clinical examination, and measurements are performed.
The most appropriate technique and possible complications are discussed. Pre-operative mammography is recommended to rule out underlying breast pathology.
The correction is performed under local anesthesia and takes about 30 minutes.
After correction of an inverted nipple, avoid local pressure on the nipple for 2 weeks to prevent recurrence.
Sutures are usually subcutaneous and self-dissolving. Work can usually be resumed the day after the procedure. Scar treatment is started.
Pre-operative mammography is recommended to rule out underlying breast pathology.
Through a small incision at the base, fibrous bands are divided and supportive self-dissolving sutures are placed.
With areola reduction, nipple function usually remains unchanged.
After correction of an inverted nipple, avoid local pressure on the nipple for 2 weeks.
Work can usually be resumed the day after the procedure.