Patient's question:
My condition is congenital, and now I cannot pull out the nipple with my hand. It is quite severe. If I have surgery, what is the difference between doing it at a provincial-level hospital versus a plastic surgery hospital? Also, there is something in the concave area on one side that I can't remove. It feels like a small piece of flesh connected to the concave area. What's going on?Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, given the situation you provided, it may be caused by a disease related to the nipple. Suggestions: It is recommended that you visit the breast surgery department of a Western hospital to first rule out nipple-related diseases before considering plastic surgery.