Patient's question:
Since childhood, it didn't bother me, and I haven't seen a doctor.Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Hello, your condition should be inverted nipples. The nipples are deeply set within the areola, not only appearing unattractive but also prone to accumulating dirt or oil due to the nipples, causing itching, eczema, or inflammation.Recommendations:
Manual (traction): Gently pull the nipples outwards from the skin surface using your thumb and index finger, holding them horizontally or vertically. Apply continuous or intermittent traction to the nipples for about 30 minutes, alternating between both sides. Repeat 3-5 times daily.
Instrumental (traction): Use a manual or electric breast pump to apply negative pressure and draw out the nipples. Similarly, apply continuous or intermittent suction for 30 minutes, alternating between both sides. Repeat 3-5 times daily.
Both of these correction methods can yield good results after two months.