PROCEDURE OVERVIEW
Regain Your Confidence
The nipple is a highlight that adds charm to the breasts. However, for most women after giving birth and lactation, the nipples or areolas can expand, becoming elongated or enlarged. This can affect aesthetics and reduce confidence in intimate relationships.
In addition to emotional impacts, nipples that are too large can also cause embarrassment and physical discomfort when wearing a bra all day.
Nipple and areola reduction surgery is a safe minor procedure that helps women improve the size and shape of their nipples, restoring a harmonious, attractive bust and bringing back their confidence.
CANDIDATES & TECHNIQUES
Our Surgical Approach
Depending on the specific situation of each client, our doctors will utilize the most suitable treatment method to achieve the best results safely.
Who is Suitable?
This procedure is recommended for those who have:
- Congenitally large nipples.
- Enlarged nipples as a consequence of breastfeeding.
- Nipples that have stretched and elongated over time, affecting aesthetics.
- Feelings of inferiority or discomfort due to overly large nipples.
Reduction Techniques
Technique 1 (For overly long nipples): The doctor removes a portion of the outer shell from the middle of the nipple and reduces the height by pushing part of it into the mammary gland, then suturing.
Technique 2 (For overly wide nipples): Eliminates a wedge of the nipple to narrow the area, then attaches the area with cosmetic sutures.
*Note: Our careful techniques ensure no loss of sensation or the ability to produce milk.
OUR PROCESS
Medical Standard Procedure
Examination
Direct assessment of the nipples by our doctor to consult on the best technique.
Health Check
General health examination (blood pressure, tests) to minimize surgical risks.
Measurement
Measuring and sketching the nipple area, identifying the exact tissue to be removed.
Surgery
Under local anesthesia, the doctor accurately performs the nipple reduction procedure.
Postoperative Care
Resting in the recovery room and receiving instructions for home wound care.
RECOVERY GUIDE
Post-Surgery Care
After discharge, you will receive detailed self-care instructions to ensure proper healing, including:
- Medication & Hygiene: Take prescribed medications and use the wound care kit properly.
- Physical Activity: Avoid excessive exercise during the first 1-2 weeks.
- Dietary Restrictions: Avoid alcohol, caffeine (coffee), and certain foods like chicken, beef, water spinach, sticky rice, and seafood to prevent scarring.
- Water Exposure: Avoid direct contact with water on the surgical site initially.
- Follow-Up: Attend all scheduled appointments with your doctor.
WHY CHOOSE US
Why Choose Worldwide Hospital?
Many women worry about losing sensation or the ability to produce breast milk. At Worldwide Aesthetic Hospital, this minor surgery is performed carefully and skillfully by experienced doctors, ensuring aesthetic reliability and complete safety for you.
