Inverted nipple correction surgery

Inverted nipples are sometimes genetic and sometimes the result of trauma to the body. The condition can occur during childhood, during adolescence or later in life. If you haven’t had them since birth it is highly advised to go and see a doctor about your inverted nipples in case they are being caused by an underlying medical condition you aren’t aware of. Regardless of the cause, inverted nipples lack protrusion and are withdrawn into the breast. There is a range in severity of the condition, with some people’s nipples responding to stimulation while others can only come out if they are pulled and in the most extreme cases, some cannot be pulled out at all.

If you have inverted nipples and they make you feel uncomfortable with yourself, inverted nipple correction surgery in Sydney can be used to treat this issue so that you’re able to feel confident and happy again. If you’re unsure about whether or not this type of procedure is right for you, or you’re interested in finding out about what other surgeries you can have done at the same time, it’s a good idea to book an inverted nipple correction consultation at a local Sydney surgery that you trust so that you can fully discuss your options.

Three things you should know about inverted nipple corrections

• It’s a day procedure so you’ll be able to return to normal activities the next day.
• Breastfeeding can be impacted by having this procedure so you should consult with your surgeon about your pregnancy plans.
• They commonly cost around $3000 to $5000, depending on other factors.

Gynaecomastia surgery

Gynaecomastia is a totally normal condition that has been known to impact at least half the male population at one time or another. Although its exact causes aren’t known, it is usually considered to happen due to the tissue responsiveness to hormones or sex hormones becoming imbalanced. This increase, often in oestrogen, then shows itself physically in male bodies by causing an enlargement of the chest and breast area.

Unlike normal weight gain issues that can usually be dealt with on some level with diet and exercise, gynaecomastia is much more difficult to remove by yourself. The extra fat and duct tissue in the chest is not something that responds to traditional weight loss. However, gynaecomastia allows surgeons in Sydney to remove this excess fat and tissue safely and efficiently.

Three things you should know about gynaecomastia surgery

• The recovery time is different for everybody depending on their personal and clinical needs, but the majority of the swelling should go down after 7 to 14 days. After this you should be able to go back to normal activities.
• Following your surgery you’ll need to wear compression garments for a certain period of time to ensure that you get the best results from your health
• It depends on several factors, however the general cost of a gynaecomastia procedure is $9,000 to $10,000.

Jennifer Eonflux