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There are two safe and scientific breast augmentation surgery methods: one is autologous fat transplantation breast augmentation; the other is breast augmentation with prosthesis. Autologous fat transplantation for breast augmentation is not suitable for people with smaller or thinner breasts. One operation cannot achieve the ideal effect and generally requires 2-3 times. The advantage of breast augmentation with autologous fat transplantation is that it is a minimally invasive surgery with a needle hole, does not require hospitalization, and does not affect normal daily life.

Breast augmentation and breast beauty with implants can achieve ideal results at one time. Surgical treatment generally uses a small incision under the armpit, and the stitches are removed one week after the operation. The postoperative scar is not easy to be seen. Breast augmentation surgery is not easy to affect the original breastfeeding function and breast examination. Breast augmentation implants are non-carcinogenic and non-pathogenic, the surgical effect is reliable and stable, and the embedded implants can be completely removed, so they generally do not cause inevitable complications.

Enlarged nipples are common in women during pregnancy and after weaning, and are often accompanied by enlarged breasts or sagging breasts. In men, enlarged nipples are common in gynecomastia. It is usually the result of breast pain during breastfeeding, followed by breast shrinkage, so it is often secondary to breast sagging. In order to restore beautiful nipples, areola reduction surgery is necessary.

Traditionally, circumcision is done on the outside of the nipple, because it can just remove the darker part of the areola and shrink the normal-colored skin inward, but this often results in a circle of white scars around the nipple.

Today's areola reduction surgery is very simple and can be performed under local anesthesia. Surgical treatment can use either a circumferential incision around the nipple or a fan-shaped incision. The surgical treatment does not injure the nipple and breast tissue. The wound marks are left on the edge of the nipple or inside the nipple and are generally not obvious.

After the operation, only gauze is needed to cover the area, no bandaging is required, and antibiotics are taken. The stitches can be removed 7-8 days after the operation. After areola reduction surgery, the nipple returns to its original size and is unlikely to leave noticeable scars.

If the nipple is too long, or the nipple shape is not round, or the two sides are not straight, etc., the only way to improve it is surgery. The purpose of nipple reduction surgery is to make the sunken nipple reach the actual effect of pulling it out, or to make the too long nipple more moderate, or to make the too large nipple smaller. When performing these surgeries, try to avoid damaging the tactile nerves of the nipple as much as possible to avoid poor results of nipple reduction surgery.

Nipple reduction surgery is performed within the scope of the nipple. The operation is minor and will not leave scars. Under normal circumstances, it will not damage the tactile nerves of the nipple and will not affect the normal sensation of the nipple after the operation. Women can undergo nipple reduction surgery regardless of whether they are breastfeeding or not. The operation will not affect the feeling of the nipple and the breastfeeding function, there is no scar, and it will not affect your daily life and work.