Breast augmentation with implants
Breast augmentation with B-Lite implants
Breast augmentation with autologous fat
Hybrid Breast Augmentation
Breast reduction
Breast lift
Breast lift with implants
Implant change
En-bloc capsulectomy in BII and BIA-ALCL
Nipple correction
Breast malformations
NIPPLE CORRECTION
A key feature of a beautiful breast, in addition to an aesthetically pleasing shape and symmetry, is the appearance of the nipple and the skin surrounding it (areola). The milk ducts that are too short often lead to retractions, the so-called inverted nipples. Irrespective of the aesthetic limitations, itching and pain in the nipples can often become an annoying problem. Those affected also often complain about areolas that are too large in relation to the existing breast volume. Corrective action can be taken with simple operations under local anesthetic. The procedure to be carried out leaves almost no visible scars.
The correction of inverted nipples is done with an “I-cut”, which is made exactly in the middle of the nipple and with which the milk ducts that are too short are separated. Now the nipple can straighten up again and be fixed in this position by means of a specially applied locking suture. The scars on the nipple are also almost invisible due to the pigmentation. Important to know: After this procedure, breastfeeding is definitely no longer possible.
If the nipple and areola are enlarged too much, it may make sense to consider reducing them. Part of the nipple is usually removed and the rest draped over the areola. The areola itself can be treated with a circular incision around the areola. The scars are minimal due to the pigmentation and the finest suture technique.
We would be happy to discuss the correct technique and the course of the procedure with you during our consultation.
INFORMATION
OVERVIEW
Duration
Approx. 45 minutes depending on complexity
Anesthesia
Local anesthesia, sedation
Costs
Depending on complexity
from 2,000 euros or 33 euros per month
Technique
In the case of inverted nipples, the milk ducts that are too short are dissected via a mini-incision within the nipple and a special straightening stich deep down, reduction of nipples and areolae that are too large by partial removal and microsurgical sutures
Post-treatment
6 weeks protective bandage, 2 weeks no exercise, no heavy lifting
Financing
Financing is possible on request through one of our financing partners. External follow-up insurance should be taken out for all aesthetic operations. It protects you in the event of rare complications and the associated follow-up costs.
Pain level
Minimal, well tolerated with regular painkillers
Presentability
After about 2-3 days
Useful information
In most cases, women with inverted nipples can still breastfeed with special nipple shields. We therefore recommend this procedure especially after family planning is complete
Procedure
Outpatient
Risks
Postoperative bleeding, wound healing disorders, restriction of nipple sensation, loss of the ability to breastfeed, scarring