Are there risks with nipple reduction surgery?

In daily life, any surgery has risks, no matter it is a larger surgery or a smaller surgery, there are great risks. Nipple reduction surgery is also risky. However, if the surgery is performed in a regular hospital, the risk is generally very small, and there is no need to worry too much. Relax, pay attention to personal hygiene, do not wear tight underwear, and do not squeeze your breasts after the operation.

Generally, the nipples of normal women are uniformly cylindrical in shape, with thickness and length proportional to the areola and breast. They stand upright, are symmetrical on both sides, and are beautiful. However, if the nipples are too long, too thick, lose their normal proportions, or even become sagging, their appearance will not be beautiful. When female friends face this kind of problem, they can improve it through nipple reduction surgery. Nipple reduction surgery refers to a method of surgically removing a nipple that is too high or too long, and then reducing it by suturing it into a nipple of appropriate size. Common nipple reduction surgeries include hemi-nippleectomy and partial nippleectomy.

Nipple reduction surgery is a very delicate operation that requires the surgeon to be very familiar with the vascular and neuroanatomy of the nipple. The surgeon must be patient and careful, otherwise it may affect the future life of women, especially unmarried or non-pregnant women.

Nipple enlargement can be reduced in size by surgically removing part of the nipple tissue. The operation begins with an injection of local anesthetic into the nipple area, which causes slight pain. The surgery then involves removing some of the nipple tissue, with the amount removed depending on how much nipple reduction is needed. You can feel the process, but it is not painful. The nipple incision is then sutured at the appropriate position. The operation takes about 30 minutes. Indications: Suitable for married people with children. Affecting breastfeeding or frequently inducing nipple infections can cause many problems if not treated early. The center uses hidden incisions to correct nipple hypertrophy. The surgical incisions are hidden and almost invisible.

Nipple reduction surgery generally includes shortening of nipples that are too long and narrowing of nipples that are too thick. Possible complications of the surgery include: nipple numbness, unsatisfactory appearance, nipple necrosis, and impact on breastfeeding.

The success of a breast augmentation operation will involve many links and many aspects: first, the quality of breast augmentation filling materials. Never choose breast augmentation materials that are harmful to the human body or counterfeit or inferior; second, the conditions of the hospital where the operation is performed, the technical level of the physician, and the clinical experience are also very important; third, it is necessary to ensure that the operation is performed under sterile conditions; fourth, the consumer's own body immune (anti-infection) status, etc. However, some beauty salons do not have the qualifications for medical cosmetic surgery but operate beyond their scope; some have incomplete medical hardware and lax aseptic operations; and some doctors operate rashly despite their immature personal skills. All of these may lead to disputes.

The diameter of a woman's nipple is 6 to 8 mm, and the height is 7 to 9 mm. If the nipple exceeds this range, it is considered to be too large. The main reasons are genetic factors or sensitivity of the nipples to stimulation. Enlarged nipples can be primary, which is more common in unmarried women; they can also be caused by sucking traction in children. If the nipple is too large or too long, circular, semi-circular, V-shaped, partial resection and other methods can be used. Nipple reduction surgery avoids damaging the mammary ducts and nerves, and maintains the nipple's lactation function after pregnancy and childbirth. The nipple has a good feeling and is traceless, completely restoring the "charming" feeling of your nipple. The diameter of a normal and beautiful nipple is 0.8 to 1 cm. If it is too large, it will appear bloated. Enlarged nipples can occur after breastfeeding or before childbirth, and some are accompanied by nipples that are too high (more than 1 cm, causing the nipples to sag). Nipple reduction surgery can be performed on women whether they are breastfeeding or not. The operation will not affect the nipple sensation and breastfeeding function, will not leave scars, and will not affect any life or work.