Correction of inverted nipples is a minor procedure frequently performed on women with nipple inversion, especially if the inversion impedes their breast-feeding. Although it is usually done on women, this procedure can also be performed on men with the same problem.
How long does the procedure take?
The procedure itself takes about a half an hour, is done under local anesthesia, and does not require an in-patient stay.
What is the recovery time?
A full recovery is achieved in about two weeks following the procedure, although the scar may remain visible for a couple of months.
How long will the results last?
The procedure ensures permanent results.
Are there any side effects?
Swelling of the nipple may occur after the procedure. Breasts may remain swollen and sore for a couple of days.
