Elongated nipples are usually the result of prolonged breast-feeding, but may be an anatomical variant in some women. The elongated nipple (or papule, in medical terms) can be a source of embarrassment to some women. The nipples show through bras, even with padding. A simple procedure to reduce the length or projection of the nipple is available. This procedure involves removing a strip of outer nipple skin. The inner breast ducts are allowed to telescope in, and when the skin edges are then sewn together, the nipple protrudes far less.
The procedure can be done under a local anesthetic with or without intravenous sedation, and is often done at the same time as a breast augmentation. The scar that results is located at the base of the nipple and is hardly noticeable. Sutures are self-absorbing, making post-operative care simple and relatively painless. Incisions heal in a week or so, but the nipples may be a bit sensitive for several weeks. Long term sensation of the nipple is rarely affected. Patients are usually very satisfied with the results of this simple procedure.
It is recommended that anyone considering a plastic surgery procedure so their research prior to having the chosen procedure. Plastic and cosmetic surgery procedures, carry with them some level of risk, the same as any surgery. Consult with a skilled, experienced and qualified plastic surgeon and learn about your chosen procedure through research. There are many great website on the internet, my personal favorite is Lookingyourbest.com -a free site that offers up an in depth and accurate library of plastic surgery information, and the website even as a free service to help you locate the right surgeon in your area.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 comments:
Post a Comment