Nipple & Areola Surgery

Nipple & Areola Surgery (Inverted Nipple correction) is a procedure to correct Inverted Nipples that do not protrude and are buried within the breast or flat. The fibrous tissue pulling the Nipple inward is released, and the tissue is gathered and reinforced at the center to reduce recurrence, using a technique that preserves the ability to breastfeed.

What Is an Inverted Nipple?

An Inverted Nipple refers to a Nipple that does not protrude and is buried within the breast or flat. When buried within the breast, white discharge may accumulate in the Nipple and cause odor, and inflammation, pain, or mastitis may occur. Correction is recommended not only for cosmetic reasons but also for functional reasons.

Surgical Method (Breastfeeding Possible)

STEP 1. Incisions on Both Sides of the Nipple

Incisions are made on both sides of the Nipple.

STEP 2. Fibrous Tissue Release

The fibrous tissue that was pulling the Nipple inward is released and reinforced so that the Nipple can be pushed outward from within.

STEP 3. Suturing

To prevent recurrence, the tissue is gathered at the center and sutured.

Why Newline Breast Augmentation Is Special

Point 1. Vectra XT 3D Virtual Simulation Before Surgery

Accurate measurements are taken through a 3D virtual simulation before surgery.

Point 2. Extensive Experience and Aesthetic Sense of Board-Certified Plastic Surgeons

Medical staff with extensive clinical experience and expertise perform surgery to achieve natural and satisfying results.

Point 3. Systematic Postoperative Care

Systematic postoperative care tailored to your recovery progress helps support refined results.

Please Be Sure to Review

Depending on the individual, side effects such as swelling, bleeding, inflammation, bruising, and nerve damage may occur, and surgical results may vary. The surgical method is determined through consultation with a specialist.