​Mastectomy

Abnormal sensations in the breast require treatment. Generally, breast cancer requires a mastectomy. In order to prevent the spread of cancer, the breast can only be removed. The process of mastectomy is very cumbersome, and there are many precautions and contraindications after the removal. Many people know that they need to have a breast removal, but they don’t know how to do it. Breasts are relatively important to women, so how is the entire breast removal surgery performed?

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 procedure in which a doctor accurately calculates the surface area of ​​a woman's nipple based on the size of her breasts, thereby creating nipples of matching size, making both the breasts and nipples perfect. By using liposuction, the nipple can be reduced in size by 1/3 to 1/2 on each side. After the operation, the nipples are sensitive and the breasts are reduced without leaving scars. There are many different surgical methods for nipple reduction, and the choice should be based on the individual's physical condition. Possible complications of nipple reduction surgery include: nipple numbness, unsatisfactory appearance, nipple necrosis, and impact on breastfeeding. Nipple reduction surgery is not recommended for unmarried or non-pregnant women.

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.