Breast · Surgery
Nipple correction
Correcting inverted, enlarged or asymmetric nipples.
Is this treatment right for me?
Summary
Correction of inverted nipples, areola size or asymmetry. Outpatient.
Who is it for
Congenital inversion, asymmetry, dissatisfaction with size — after ruling out disease.
How the treatment works
Method & technique
Small procedures with sutures, areola reduction, release of shortened ducts.
Procedure
- Consultation
Findings, goal, technique, anaesthesia.
- Surgery
Outpatient — practice or partner clinic.
- Aftercare
Short wound check, sutures, rest.
What to expect afterwards
Risks & complications
Every surgical procedure carries risks. Possible complications:
- Bleeding, infection
- Nipple sensation loss, usually temporary
- Recurrence of the inversion
- Breastfeeding may be affected
- Visible scars, asymmetry
Risks and complications are stated in full — they are part of every honest consultation.
Recovery
- Usually fit for work same day [to follow]
- Rest ~1 week
- Sports after 2–3 weeks
Before your decision
FAQ
Is it painful?
Under local anaesthesia: noticeable, not painful.
Is the result stable?
Mostly yes; inversions can recur.
Costs
The price is determined in a personal consultation.