Inverted Nipple Surgery (Improve Sunken Nipples)

· Those in Seoul for a week or more.
· Those with inverted nipples.
· Those with concerns in breastfeeding.
· Those who want to be more confident and comfortable with their breast appearance.
· Those who wish to have visible nipples.

An inverted nipple is a state of which your nipple is pulled into the bust. A correction can be done with a simple surgery to push the nipples out. This is not only recommended for cosmetic purposes, but also for breastfeeding disorders and mastitis.

In this procedure, the connecting tissues that keep the nipples inverted will be released by the surgeon to draw the nipples outwards. In the majority of cases, a tiny incision will be performed at the nipples and through the incision, a very fine instrument will be used to release the foreshortened duct that causes the nipples to be inverted. The scar from the incision will heal, in which it will not be visible.

1. Consultation and examination with the doctor.
2. Before the procedure starts, anesthesia will be administered.
3. Small incision will be made at the base of the nipple, and the nipple will be lifted up.
4. The tethering tissue will be released.
5. Stitches will be made to close the incision and support the projection of the nipple.
6. End of procedure. The doctor will give guidance on aftercare.

<Advantages>
· Boosts self-confidence and self-esteem
· Helps with the difficulty in breastfeeding
· Improves the appearance of nipples
· Fast procedure
· Fast recovery

<Limitations>
· Possible temporary side effects such as swelling, and internal bleeding for a few days

6 weeks before surgery:
· Stop smoking
· Stop intake of alcohol

About 10 days prior to the procedure:
· Stop taking blood-thinning medications like ibuprofen, aspirin, and medications containing those products.
· Reduce or stop taking vitamin E, omega 3 supplements as they can thin the blood and increase the risk of bleeding.

· Light cardio exercises can only be resumed 3 days after the procedure.
· Compression must be worn for up to 2 weeks after the procedure.
· Please attend follow-up sessions as required.
· Refrain from strenuous activity as slight bleeding may be possible.
· If swelling occurs, refrain from drinking, smoking and exercising.

Q1: When can I return to work?
A1: You can return to work the next day after the procedure if you're comfortable to do so. But please avoid vigorous activities for 2 weeks.

Q2: Are the results immediate?
A2: Yes, you can see the changes immediately. But the shape may change over time, and the final result may be realized after a few months.

Q3: Will I feel pain during recovery?
A3: Pain is usually not the main issue with this procedure. But if you do have pain or discomfort, you can take pain medication every 4 hours.

Q4: How long should I wear the dressings?
A4: You may need to wear them for 2 to 4 weeks. It's important to adhere to follow-up visits if required.

Q5: When can I shower?
A5: You may shower the day after surgery, but be gentle and avoid applying pressure to the nipples.

Q1: How do I know if I am getting an infection?
A1: If you have the following symptoms: high fever, vomiting, nausea, your incision color turns dark red or purple, and if the incision is producing pus, please contact your attending physician. However, please rest assured that the infection risks are very low.

Q2: When can I expect the final results?
A2: Between 3 to 6 months. It’s important to practice good aftercare measures to ensure you recover well and get the desirable results.

Q3: How long will the implants last?
A3: The implants could last up to 10 years then they might need to be replaced.

Q4: Is the result permanent?
A4: The effect of aging will still continue after the surgery. That means the breasts could slowly sag again over time.

Q5: How long do I need for recovery?
A5: Recovery depends on your healing process, for at least 3 weeks. However, if you have a physical labor-intensive job you will not be able to go back to work until after 6 weeks post-surgery.

Q6: Can I still breastfeed my children?
A6: Yes. But please also consult your surgeon about this concern as it may be subject to your condition.

[Clinic Name] Banobagi Plastic & Aesthetic Clinic
[Location] Seoul, South Korea
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] Walking distance from Yeoksam Station Exit 6 and Eonju Station Exit 7. Surrounded by a lot of eateries and hotels.
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday to Friday (9:30AM - 6:30PM) ; Saturday (9:30AM - 4:00PM)

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