Patient's question:
I am 21 years old. One side of the nipple is concave. It's like a crater. Sometimes you pull it out, but it goes back within less than a minute. I really don't know what to do? The inverted nipple seems to have some erosion. They don't form anything. One side is better. The nipple is level with the areola. A little impact will make it hard. But the neck is also short.Doctor's answer:
The inversion of the nipple indicates that the entire nipple is hidden within the breast. The nipple may be equal to or higher than the skin plane of the breast and areola, but the direction of the nipple remains forward or slightly downward. It is recommended that patients undergo systematic examination and diagnosis at a regular hospital. It can be corrected using a diagrammatic method! When nipple inversion is detected, gently pull the inverted nipple out with fingers in the morning and evening every day. Gently massage the nipple with the thumb or index finger for 5-10 minutes each time.