During pregnancy and breastfeeding, the size of the nipple may increase. Large nipples, as well as inverted nipples, can cause certain inconveniences in the lives of some women, primarily of a psychological nature. Inverted nipples also make breastfeeding difficult. The situation can be corrected with a simple surgical procedure performed under local anesthesia.
The correction of an inverted nipple takes about an hour, during which Dr. Sloser inserts an external stent that holds the nipple in the correct position for about 2-3 weeks.

The essence of the operation is to free the milk ducts from the pulling ligaments. The correction of an inverted nipple is performed using microsurgical techniques and preserving the milk ducts. This means that the ability to breastfeed can be preserved. A skin incision up to 1 cm long allows the nipple to be straightened and leaves no visible scar. During the operation, the breast tissue is not damaged. Pathology accompanied by an inverted nipple requires a thorough preoperative examination by a mammologist.
Therefore, if you are bothered by an inverted nipple, you should undergo a thorough examination, which includes an ultrasound or mammogram.
Correction of enlarged nipples
Enlarged nipples can be reduced in size with virtually no risk from the operation. Usually, the plastic surgeon removes the excess skin at the base of the nipple in a circular fashion. The operation is performed under local anesthesia and is accompanied by a very high level of satisfaction with the result. The stitches are removed 7 days after the operation. The sensitivity of the nipple is not affected.
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In short, pain is manageable. Severe pain after surgery today is the exception rather than the norm. Modern anesthesia, pain management, and recovery protocols make the first days much easier than most patients expect. Most often, discomfort is felt as pressure or tightness. However, it is important to understand that complete absence of sensation is an unrealistic expectation. My position is clear: if a person is afraid of any discomfort, it is better to postpone surgery. The decision must be conscious and well considered.
No. Rehabilitation is part of the surgery, not a separate stage afterward. It is during the recovery period that the final result is formed, tissues stabilize, and the risk of complications decreases. Without proper rehabilitation, even a technically perfect operation may produce a weak outcome. There are procedures with an easier recovery (for example, “weekend lifts”), but surgery without rehabilitation does not exist.
The final result does not appear immediately. It develops gradually over time. Swelling, tissue firmness, and sensations change step by step. During the first weeks, the result is definitely not final, and this is completely normal. The timeline depends on the treated area, the extent of surgery, and individual characteristics of the body. Plastic surgery does not tolerate haste. A good result takes time.
It depends primarily on the type of work you do, not only on the surgery itself. After some procedures, it is possible to return to work within a few days (for example, after “weekend lifts”), while others require weeks of recovery. It is important to consider not only how you feel, but also the safety of the healing process. Returning to activity earlier than recommended increases the risk of complications. It is better to return later than to deal with the consequences of rushing.
Yes, scars always remain. This is part of the natural healing process. However, their appearance changes over time: they become lighter, softer, and less noticeable. Their location and proper care play a crucial role. Careful planning and patience are essential.
When the risks outweigh the benefits, or when the decision is driven by emotions. I refuse if I see that the body is not ready, expectations are unrealistic, or the person does not understand the recovery process. Refusal is also part of treatment. Safety is more important than any desire.
Yes, and it has a significant impact on the outcome. Honest answers, a list of questions, and a willingness to listen save time and help you make the right decision. A consultation is a diagnosis, not a sales pitch. A good consultation is half the success.
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