The size of the nipple may be larger in proportion to the size of the breast. In cases where there is an indentation or an abnormal shape, nipple plastic surgery can improve both appearance and function.
As the nipple is a sensitive area, it is essential to have an accurate pre-surgery diagnosis and perform delicate surgery tailored to the individual's condition. This approach ensures that the entire chest area is in harmony with the results of the nipple surgery.

Triangular flap method
The triangular flap method is utilized in cases of inverted nipples with severe fibrosis and shortened or pulled lacteal ducts. The procedure involves gently stretching the duct and fibrous tissue to pull out the nipple without causing any damage. In instances where there is a lack of dermal tissue, it can be supplemented through the use of a dermal flap.

Local anesthesia around the nipple

Incision on both sides of the nipple

Increase fibrous tissue.

Create a triangular flap.

Increase along with the milk duct.

Suture
The Ssamji Suture method
The Ssamji suture method is a surgical technique used to correct inverted nipples. It involves making a small incision around the nipple to access the underlying tissue. During the procedure, the band-like fibrous tissue that is pulling the nipple down is carefully cut. This allows for the stretching of the milk ducts and the supplementation of tissue under the nipple. The nipple is then pulled out and fixed in its new position. One of the advantages of the Ssamji suture method is that it aims to minimize damage to the milk ducts, making breastfeeding possible after the surgery. Additionally, the procedure is relatively straightforward and typically results in less noticeable scarring.

A small incision is made on the nipple.

Check the mammary glands.

Increase milk ducts without damaging milk ducts or milk vessels.

Suture with the Ssamji suture method that reinforces the protrusion of the stretched-related tissues.
It is a surgical method that aims to preserve as much mammary tissue as possible
during nipple reduction, allowing for breastfeeding after the procedure.
If the nipple is wide

Partial incision

Suture
If the nipple length is long

Divide the nipple into three parts

Cut the middle part

Suture
If breastfeeding is no longer necessary, the surgical method for nipple reduction involves cutting the mammary tissue and nipple, reducing them to the desired size, and suturing them.

Before surgery

Incision

Suture
Motiva Breast Surgery
Through various safety management systems, patients can receive surgery with greater peace of mind.

Anesthesiology and pain medicine specialists manage the entire surgical process from pre-operation through post-operation.

Anesthesiologists monitor patients in real time during surgery, with dual and triple verification through central monitoring systems.

For safer surgery, we conduct comprehensive pre-operative examinations through our in-house self-inspection system.

Through various safety management systems, patients can receive surgery with greater peace of mind.
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