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What causes inverted nipples and what can be done about them?
There are various reasons why nipple inversion may occur, either as a result of an event or otherwise naturally from birth. There can also be degrees of severity, with the main distinction being whether the nipple is able to come out at all or not. The reasons for inverted nipples from birth can be due [...]
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Can I have breast enlargement and inverted nipple correction together?
Breast Enlargement & Inverted Nipple Surgery question: Hi, I am looking to have a breast enlargement as well as inverted nipple correction – is it possible to have these at the same time? Thanks Breast Enlargement & Inverted Nipple Surgery answer: Thank you very much for your question. It certainly is possible to have a [...]
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Inverted nipple correction – is sensation the same after surgery?
Inverted Nipple Surgery Question: I watched your video on inverted nipple correction surgery. Since all the milk ducts are severed during the procedure, does the nipple continue to respond as normal when stimulated or cold? Are sensations still the same after healing? Thank you. Inverted Nipple Surgery Answer: Thank you very much for your enquiry [...]
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Inverted Nipples – Do I Have Them?
Though not widely discussed, inverted nipples affect many more people than you might think. Approximately 10% of the population has nipple inversion to some degree – and it may surprise you to know that men are just as likely to be affected as women. Besides the cosmetic concerns for both sexes, inverted nipples can also [...]
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Preparing for Your Inverted Nipple Correction surgery
Read our blog for a guide to what to expect from your Inverted Nipple Correction! Quick Facts About Inverted Nipple Correction Surgery: Inverted nipple correction is usually a local anaesthetic procedure Takes approximately 30 minutes to do That’s just 15 minutes per nipple! The Inverted Nipple Correction surgery Process Once you’ve had your initial consultation [...]
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Inverted Nipple Correction Consultations: What Are Your Options?
What Are Inverted Nipples? Inverted Nipples are caused by shortening of the milk ducts (mammary ducts) which restricts the milk glands to the nipple. The reason for this shortening of the milk ducts is uncertain in many cases, but the result is that the nipple turns inwards and is unable to evert naturally. The inversion varies and [...]
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The Great Nipples Debate: A Picture Speaks A Thousand Words
Have you heard the debate about Nipple Pictures on Social Media? Massive social media platform Facebook have forbidden photos of breastfeeding. The reason for this is that they often show exposed nipples. Many people, especially Mums, are quite upset by this. They argue both that the move suggests breastfeeding is ‘wrong’ and that it implies [...]
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Inverted Nipple Surgery FAQ’s
Question : I would like to arrange surgery for the correction of an inverted nipple which has never been fully everted, so I guess it would be graded as a Class 3. Could you tell me how long it will take to recover from this type of surgery? I need to know how much time [...]
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Can you correct breast enlargement surgery which has left me uneven?
Question : Aurora Clinics have been recommended as specialists in the field of breast enlargement surgery. My breast augmentation surgery was carried out in London in December last year. Upon first inspection, I had a feeling that my left implant was not going to descend and it never did. After six months, I had revision [...]
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BAAPS Statistics 2011: Cosmetic Surgery Trends at Aurora Clinics and Beyond
The annual BAAPS (British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons) cosmetic surgery statistics got a little lost this year amidst the PIP Implants media frenzy. Nonetheless, they make for interesting reading so we thought you might like a summary of the findings and how they relate to us here at Aurora Clinics: UK Cosmetic Surgery Last [...]
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Inverted Nipple Correction
Inverted nipple correction surgery is a very commonly performed procedure in the United Kingdom. This is because approximately 10% of the UK population have the condition. Inverted nipples can be quickly and easily corrected under local anaesthetic.
