Patient's question:
My nipples don't look good, so I want to do it, but I also have inverted nipples. However, I don't understand this surgery very well, so I want to ask our experts a few questions. Is the technique for nipple inversion correction mature? Is it safe for me to have it done? How many times do I need to do it? I'm tempted.Doctor's answer:
The technique for nipple correction surgery is currently relatively mature. If you have congenital nipple inversion, it can be treated through surgery. In terms of diet, avoid spicy foods. If you feel it interferes with aesthetics or affects postpartum breastfeeding, you can schedule the surgery as soon as possible. After the surgery, it generally takes about 4 weeks for the wound to heal. Pay attention to preventing infection.