About the Treatment
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Nipple correction is a specialised procedure designed to address concerns related to nipple shape, projection, size, or position. Whether you’re looking to correct inverted nipples or adjust their appearance, the approach depends on your anatomy, your goals, and what is medically appropriate for you.
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How does it work?
Nipple correction refers to procedures that modify the appearance or position of the nipples. Depending on the concern, treatment may involve correcting inverted nipples, reducing nipple projection or size, or addressing differences in shape.
Every body is different, and variations in nipple appearance are completely normal. The decision to pursue correction is personal, and the aim is to help you explore options that suit your preferences.
Simple, highly effective adjustments designed to restore natural nipple projection.
Nipple correction may be considered for several concerns, including:
- Inverted nipples: When one or both nipples turn inward rather than projecting outward.
- Prominent nipples: When the nipples project more than you’d prefer.
- Nipple size: When you would like to reduce nipple size or adjust its proportions.
- Differences in appearance: When the nipples differ in shape or projection and you wish to discuss possible correction.
Expertly restoring comfort, symmetry, and confidence through customized explant care.
A Little More Like You
There is no single way your body is supposed to look.
If a particular detail has been on your mind, a consultation can help you understand your options without pressure or assumptions. It’s about making an informed choice that feels right for you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
All you need to know about this treatment.
It can be. The procedure depends on the concern being addressed and may involve a minor surgical technique under local or general anaesthesia, depending on the case. Your surgeon will explain the recommended approach during your consultation.
In many cases, yes. Surgery may help bring inverted nipples outward, but the technique depends on the degree of inversion and individual anatomy. Some techniques may affect the milk ducts, so future breastfeeding plans should be discussed with your surgeon beforehand.
Changes in nipple sensation are possible, including temporary or, in some cases, lasting changes. The likelihood depends on the procedure and technique used. Your surgeon should explain the relevant risks before treatment.
Recovery depends on the procedure performed. You may experience temporary swelling, tenderness, or bruising, and you’ll need to follow your surgeon’s instructions regarding wound care and physical activity. Your care team will advise when you can safely return to your usual routine.
Here’s our treatment protocol:
Before your procedure
- Discuss your concerns, expectations, and medical history during your consultation.
- Tell your surgeon if you plan to breastfeed in the future.
- Follow all pre-operative instructions provided by your care team.
After your procedure
- Keep the area clean and follow your surgeon’s wound-care instructions.
- Avoid friction, pressure, and strenuous activities as advised.
- Attend follow-up appointments and allow adequate time for healing.
