Operations and procedures

Breast nipple correction surgery, also known as nipple plastic surgery, is a surgical procedure aimed at correcting the shape, size, or asymmetry of the nipples. Nipples can vary in shape and size, and sometimes there may be congenital defects or changes after pregnancy, breastfeeding, or other breast-related processes.

During the surgery, various procedures are performed depending on the specific situation. Sometimes it may be necessary to enlarge the nipples using tissue or implants to achieve the desired size or shape. In other cases, nipple reduction or reshaping may be required to achieve better symmetry correction or an aesthetic outcome.

Nipple correction surgery may also involve repositioning the nipples if they are abnormally positioned or directed. The procedure is usually performed under general anesthesia. The recovery period after surgery can vary, but typically patients are able to return to normal activities within a few weeks.

Prior to undergoing nipple correction surgery, it is important to consult with our experienced mammologist who can assess the situation, discuss the patient’s goals and expectations, and recommend the best treatment method based on individual needs.