

When the nipple or areola is too large or not the shape you want relative to the breast, this surgery addresses both cosmetic concerns and functional issues such as breastfeeding.
Inverted Nipple

Triangular Flap Method
We make triangular incisions around the nipple to create flaps, then attach them to project the nipple outward

Purse-String Suture Method
We suture the ligaments or tissues connecting the nipple and areola to pull the nipple upward and project it outward
Nipple Correction

When breastfeeding is desired 01 - Wide nipples
We remove part of the nipple and suture it

When breastfeeding is desired 02 - Long nipples
We reduce the nipple with a partial incision and suture it to the areola

When breastfeeding is not required
When breastfeeding is no longer needed, the mammary tissue and nipple are excised and reduced to the desired size before suturing
Areola Correction

Nipple Base Incision Method
A method performed when the areola is not excessively large but there is a significant color difference

Periareolar Incision Method
A method performed when the areola is very large or the border around the areola is indistinct

Regenerates damaged skin, improving skin tone and texture
Promotes collagen and elastin production for faster recovery

Careful wound care and antibiotics to prevent infection,
with follow-up to minimize scarring

SKETCH's signature recovery IV drip helps with swelling and bruising!
Vitamin-enriched to help restore energy

Professional scar management with post-operative laser treatment
for faster recovery of incision sites
and maturation to minimize visibility
Complications such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur after surgery, and their severity varies from person to person. Please discuss these risks with our medical team before your procedure.
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