Patient's question:
I knew about my mild nipple inversion since I was in middle school. Back then, I felt embarrassed to tell my family, and I was also in the development period, so I just ignored it. It's been so long, and it's still like this. So, I wanted to ask the experts if someone in my situation needs to undergo treatment.Doctor's answer:
Since you discovered mild nipple inversion during your adolescence, it is due to your personal congenital developmental influence. Many people suffer from this condition, and it does not affect personal health, requiring no treatment. Your breasts are normal, and you should not feel self-conscious. There is no need to undergo thorough medical examinations at the hospital. You can continue with your normal life.