Facts about nipple correction.
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A nipple correction often goes beyond purely aesthetic goals and can mean a significant improvement in lifestyle for many women. A malformation of the nipples can manifest itself in different forms and often affects the nipples themselves, for example through pronounced inverted or split nipples, as well as the areolas. Apart from visual aspects, a malformation of the nipples can also lead to physical discomfort, including painful inflammation and problems with breastfeeding. An operation to correct the nipples can therefore not only harmonize the external appearance, but also alleviate physical discomfort and boost self-confidence and is often performed in combination with a breast augmentation, breast reduction or breast lift.
As experts in breast surgery, Dr. Berkei and her colleagues offer innovative solutions to correct nipples according to your personal wishes. With her many years of experience and expertise, Dr. Berkei develops an individual treatment plan that is tailored to your needs and wishes. State-of-the-art surgical techniques are used to effectively correct the appearance of the nipples, thereby achieving both aesthetic and health goals. With Dr. Berkei and her colleagues, you will receive sensitive care so that your desired result and a quick recovery can be achieved safely.
Treatable deformities
Inverted nipples
Inverted nipples are often congenital malformations of the nipples due to short mammary gland ducts, but can also be caused by scarring, infections or inflammation. These so-called “inverted nipples” can often occur asymmetrically, with one side more affected than the other. In most cases, inverted nipples are only an aesthetic restriction for patients, but they can impair the ability to breastfeed and thus also become a medical problem.
Dr. Berkei and her colleagues can correct inverted nipples with an operation in which the strands of tissue that pull the nipples inwards are loosened and the nipples are lifted. This procedure can offer aesthetic and sometimes functional improvements, especially for women who have difficulty breastfeeding. By pointing the nipples outwards, the ability to breastfeed can be improved and breastfeeding made easier.
Cleft nipples/slit nipples
Cleft nipples, also known as slit nipples, are nipples that appear in the form of a shallow depression or small cleft. They lack the typical protrusion and do not protrude like normal nipples. Cleft nipples can vary in size and shape, but generally they appear flat or slightly indented. This can either be congenital or caused by external influences such as pregnancy, breastfeeding or trauma.
To correct cleft nipples, Dr. Berkei and her colleagues perform an operation in which the milk ducts or the surrounding connective tissue causing the cleft nipple is loosened. This allows the nipple to be reshaped to achieve a normal protrusion.
Very large or small nipples
Nipples that are too large or too small can be an aesthetic problem for some women and affect their self-confidence. While nipples that are too large can often be perceived as disproportionate or disturbing, nipples that are too small can impair the external appearance of the breast and make breastfeeding more difficult.
If the nipples are too large, Dr. Berkei can remove excess tissue around the nipples to reduce their size and achieve a more harmonious appearance. For women with nipples that are too small, nipple augmentation can be performed to improve the volume and proportions of the nipples. This procedure involves the use of implants or the transplantation of the body’s own tissue to increase the size and shape of the nipples.
Unsightly areolas
Despite being satisfied with the appearance of your own breasts, aesthetic problems with the areola can occur. A lack of pigmentation, areolas that are too large, too small or of different sizes can be a source of dissatisfaction and discomfort for women.
In order to achieve an overall aesthetic appearance according to your wishes, Dr. Berkei can perform a surgical correction to adjust the size and proportions of the areolas to your individual wishes. This procedure involves removing excess tissue or adjusting the size of the areola using special techniques. Treatment is always based on an individual treatment plan and precise consultation with you as the patient.
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The goal of Dr. Berkei and her colleagues is to help you achieve the breast of your dreams quickly and with minimal to no pain. In her more than 26 years of experience, Dr. Berkei has developed the unique B Safe package, a comprehensive safety and success concept that defines fixed steps for optimal planning, surgery and aftercare. Tailored to your individual needs, you will be lovingly cared for from the first consultation until months after the procedure and can always be sure of your maximum safety. The B Safe package enables Dr. Berkei and her colleagues to give you exactly the results you want. In a particularly safe and convenient way.
Procedure after a nipple correction
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Answers to your questions.
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Nipple correction can provide long-lasting results and help to improve asymmetrical or irregular nipple shapes and optimize the aesthetic appearance of the breast. However, the results of nipple correction can be influenced by, for example, the natural ageing process, significant weight fluctuations or pregnancy.
The scars after a nipple correction are usually barely visible. The scars may be reddened in the first few weeks after the operation, but this is normal. Over time, the scars fade and blend in with the surrounding skin. We use a special suturing technique and accompany our patients during scar therapy.
Slight swelling and bruising usually subside after 2-3 weeks. After this time, the result is already visible. The final result can usually be expected after approx. 3 months.
Yes, we can reduce the areola as part of breast surgery.
Dr. Berkei and her colleagues will accompany you on your journey to more satisfaction and a breast that matches your beauty ideals. Book your personal consultation now.
