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Reconstruction of the Nipple and Areola

Nipple and Areola Reconstruction – Restoring the Natural Appearance of the Breast

What is nipple and areola reconstruction?

Nipple and areola reconstruction is a specialized surgical procedure aimed at restoring the nipple and areola after mastectomy, injury, or other surgical interventions. This procedure is often the final stage of complete breast reconstruction and focuses on improving the natural appearance of the breast, enhancing aesthetics, and boosting the patient’s well-being.

Who is nipple and areola reconstruction for?

The procedure is dedicated to women who:

  • Have undergone mastectomy, lumpectomy, or other surgeries resulting in the loss of the nipple and areola.
  • Have experienced nipple deformities due to injury, infection, or aging.
  • Want to improve the appearance of their breasts and boost their confidence.

Key benefits of nipple and areola reconstruction

  • Restoring symmetry: The procedure helps achieve an aesthetic and natural breast appearance.
  • Improved quality of life: Reconstruction can significantly impact the patient’s psychological comfort.
  • Customized approach: The procedure is tailored to each patient’s individual needs.

Results of nipple and areola reconstruction

The procedure restores the aesthetic appearance of the nipple and areola, harmonizing with the rest of the breast. Most patients notice a significant improvement in breast appearance, leading to greater confidence and satisfaction with the results.

Contraindications to nipple and areola reconstruction

Contraindications include:

  • Active infections in the breast area.
  • Uncontrolled systemic diseases, such as diabetes.
  • Blood clotting disorders.
  • Wound healing issues.

Each case requires consultation with a plastic surgeon who will assess the patient’s health condition and decide on the suitability of the procedure.

Recovery after nipple and areola reconstruction

The recovery period is typically short. Patients may experience:

  • Mild pain, swelling, or redness, which usually resolves within a few days.
  • It is important to avoid strenuous physical activity and follow the surgeon’s wound care recommendations.

Full results of the procedure are visible after complete healing.

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Want to learn more about nipple and areola reconstruction? Book a consultation with our experienced plastic surgeon and regain your confidence!

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