nipple reduction

The height and outer diameter of the nipple, or the overall (height + outer diameter) size of the nipple, which is enlarged at birth or due to childbirth or lactation.

Recommended for this type of person

Those who wish to reduce the size of nipples
Those who wish to shorten the length of the nipple
For those who want to reshape the nipples
For those who want to have a well-defined bust
Those whose shape or size has changed due to childbirth or breastfeeding.

Features of this hospital

Basically, while preserving the milk ducts, the excess skin of the nipple is cut away and sewn together to reduce the height and outer diameter. The part of the nipple to be cut out and the shape of the scar will vary depending on the size and shape of the nipple.

-surgery art of war

How to reduce the diameter

I. resection
II. Suture

How to lower the height

I. resection
II. Suture

How to reduce the diameter and lower the height

I. resection
II. Suture

Postoperative course and follow-up

Treatment Time: 60 min.

Postoperative hospital visit: Stitches removed after 10 days

Postoperative swelling: About 2 weeks (depending on the individual)

Treatment on the day of counseling: possible

anesthesia: Cream anesthesia, combined with local anesthesia
*Combined use of laughing gas and intravenous anesthesia is possible upon request.
(Additional fees apply.)

shower: Available from the next day

Charge

nipple reduction: 385,000 yen

: All prices include tax.

Postoperative risks and side effects

-Philadelphia infection: If there is prolonged "heat," "redness," "severe pain," or "severe swelling" in the treated area after surgery, infection is suspected.

-Slight left-right difference Slight left-right difference: If the amount or position of the tissue to be removed differs between the left and right sides, a left-right difference may occur after surgery. If there is an original difference in the size and shape of the nipple, the left-right difference is likely to remain after surgery.

-Mr. scar: Although we will suture as carefully as possible, there may be cases of scar bumps, dents, or distortions due to the nature of the skin or displacement of the stitched wound.

-Larger than desired Bigger than you want.: The nipple tissue is carefully removed while checking the size of the nipple. During the first 3 months after surgery, the nipple will appear larger due to swelling. It is necessary to wait for the swelling to subside. Even if the nipple is sufficiently reduced, it may appear larger than desired.
If you feel that the nipple is larger than desired, we will perform an additional nipple excision.

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