Restored Nipple Projection: Corrects inward-pointing nipples to create a more naturally projected appearance. Improved Breast Aesthetics: Enhances the appearance of the nipple–areola complex. Better Nipple Symmetry: Helps correct differences in nipple position and projection. Personalised Correction: Surgical techniques are selected according to the severity of inversion and individual anatomy. Minimally Visible Scarring: Small incisions are generally positioned discreetly around the nipple. Short Surgical Procedure: Correction can often be completed under local anaesthesia. Long-Lasting Results: Provides durable correction in many patients, although recurrence is possible. Improved Personal Confidence: May help patients feel more comfortable with their breast appearance.

Inverted nipple correction is a surgical procedure that releases shortened ducts or restrictive connective tissue pulling the nipple inward. The procedure aims to restore natural nipple projection and improve the appearance of the nipple areola complex.

Inverted nipples may result from congenital anatomical differences, shortened milk ducts, tight connective tissue, or changes associated with pregnancy, breastfeeding, ageing, inflammation, or previous breast surgery. Sudden or newly developed nipple inversion should always be medically evaluated to exclude underlying breast disease.

The procedure typically takes approximately 30–60 minutes, depending on whether one or both nipples are treated and the complexity of the correction.

The objective is to achieve a natural-looking nipple shape and projection. Results depend on the severity of inversion, existing anatomy, surgical technique and individual healing.

Most patients can return to light daily activities within one to three days. Mild swelling, bruising and tenderness may persist for several days.

In selected patients, inverted nipple correction may be combined with breast augmentation, breast lift or other breast procedures. The suitability of combined surgery depends on individual anatomy, surgical complexity and safety considerations.

Yes. The procedure can improve differences in nipple projection, particularly when one nipple is inverted and the other projects normally.

Yes. Unilateral correction is possible when only one nipple is inverted.

At Moda Donna Medical, inverted nipple correction is approached with a focus on individual anatomy, precise surgical planning, natural-looking results, and patient safety. Each patient receives a personalised assessment to evaluate the severity of nipple inversion, breast symmetry, nipple anatomy, and individual aesthetic goals. Where clinically appropriate, treatment planning considers techniques that preserve milk ducts and nipple sensation. The objective is to achieve improved nipple projection, balanced breast aesthetics, and long-lasting results while minimising visible scarring.