Nipple Redution
What does nipple reduction involve?
Hypertrophic nipples or disproportionately large nipples are a condition that can produce discomfort, especially due to the uncomfortableness they cause when dressing, making the person feel insecure. This situation is remedied by a simple procedure, performed with local anaesthesia, in order to reduce the size of the nipples and eliminate the discomfort they cause.
Surgery time
Anaesthesia
Hospitalization
The operation
Reduction teloplasty or nipple reduction consists of a small operation to extract the excess tissue that contributes to making disproportionately sized nipples. The stitches are left in place for 15 days.
Post-operative
The post-operative phase is very light, presenting few discomforts and permitting the recuperation of all normal daily activities except those requiring strenuous exertions that should be avoided for a week. Some simple healing care needs to be performed. The stitches are removed after about 15 days.



