Inverted
Nipple Repair
Inverted nipples can happen as a consequence of breast feeding but most often develop as a woman’s breast is developing. It can be a source of anxiety and insecurity but luckily can be corrected with surgery.
What is an inverted nipple repair?
Nipple inversion is classified, depending on the severity. Grade 1 is a mild type of inverted nipple that typically does not require surgery. Grades 2 and 3 are moderate to severe, requiring surgery for a permanent fix.
Our skilled plastic surgeons can perform an inverted nipple repair procedure to enhance the natural beauty of your breasts.
- A natural-looking breast
- A boost in self-confidence
- Easier breastfeeding
- Improved breast hygiene
- Aesthetically pleasing and functional nipples
Patient experience | Inverted Nipple Repair
I love the results!
Everything was better than expected. The day of surgery was splendid. Everyone made me feel comfortable and secure. Honest, clear, careful and I love the results.
Surgeons who perform this procedure
Dr. Megan Dreveskracht
Dr. Alexander Gougoutas
Dr. Meghan Nadeau
Dr. Keith Paige
Dr. Cindy Wei
FAQs
What are the risks associated with inverted nipple repair?
−In addition to the general risks of surgery including unpredictable scaring, infection, asymmetry and bleeding, some specific risks inverted nipple repair include decreased sensation to the nipple, recurrence of inversion, the inability to breast feed in the future, and nipple necrosis (tissue death).
What results should I expect after an inverted nipple repair?
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