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Breast Enhancement
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Nipple Enlargement SurgeryNipple Enlargement Surgery - Introduction
Many women want nipple enlargement surgery as a complementary procedure to breast enhancement. The surgeon does a nipple enlargement surgery matching the size and shape of the breast and aerola. It provides a more natural appearance. Nipple enlargement can be done with breast enlargement/enhancement surgery or as a single procedure.
Why Nipple Enlargement Surgery?
In addition to breast enlargement surgery, nipple enlargement is another procedure often considered by women. Sometimes a woman has normal or average sized nipples, but for cosmetic purposes would like them enlarged. Perhaps the breasts are larger and the nipples do not appear to be in proportion. A nipple enlargement can help to improve the overall appearance of the breasts and confidence of the woman.
Nipple Enlargement Surgery – Finding A Surgeon
In order to find a surgeon to get nipple enlargement surgery done, the patient should ask others who have had the procedure. Other reliable sources to find an able, trained, licensed surgeon include the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. They can provide a list of surgeons who regularly perform the nipple enlargement procedure.
Patients may also consider the alternative and look into nipple tattooing whereby a nipple can appear larger with the aid of a similarly colored tattoo, but that would depend on the patient’s breast and needs.
Who Are The Suitable Candidates For Nipple Enlargement
Attaining perfect nipples is no more a tedious job. But the candidate/patient must be fit enough to undergo a nipple enlargement surgery. Patients who are best suited for a nipple enlargement need to be of a healthy mental state and realize that no surgery will be able to produce perfect results. Nipple enlargement patients need to be completely realistic about their expectations and discuss them with the surgeon. Women in good health are the best candidates for a nipple enlargement. Nonsmokers will have an easier time with scars healing after a nipple enlargement, so it is best to quit smoking well in advance of any surgery.
Nipple Enlargement Surgery – Consultation
Female nipple enlargement surgery, a nipple enlargement patient will need to be honest and open about any previous health history as well as her expectations for the results of the procedure. Each patient is different, and the realistic outcome of the surgery needs to be discussed in terms of how the patient wants to look and what the surgeon is able to achieve with a nipple enlargement. The surgeon will examine the breasts and nipples and measure them when the patient is sitting and standing to determine the best course of action. Where the nipple will be relocated will also be discussed in terms of possibility and patient preference. The surgeon will also discuss the risks of nipple enlargement and the anesthesia choices for their particular procedure.
Nipple Enlargement - Procedure
The nipple enlargement is a simple procedure, with the time varying from one case to another. A nipple enlargement can be performed in a hospital or in a surgical center under general anesthesia or under local anesthesia with intravenous sedation. The surgeon will take skin tissue from another part of the body—sometimes even taking fat or cartilage from other areas of the patient’s body. This grafted skin will be added around the existing nipple to give the appearance of a larger nipple. In some cases, this can even be achieved through tattooing a color similar to the areola around the existing areola to give a larger shape. After the extra tissue is attached, the area is stitched up and the procedure is complete.
Nipple Enlargement Surgery – Risks And Complications
As with any surgical procedure, a nipple enlargement does carry a small risk of complications. And aside from the traditional risks associated with anesthesia, some possible effects can include noticeable scarring, and bleeding and infection that can lead to widened scars. Nipple enlargement may prevent a woman’s ability to breast feed in some cases. Sometimes the healing process can lead to a return to the original size, or even smaller nipples. Closely following your doctor’s advice before and after the nipple enlargement will dramatically reduce the incidence of such complications.
Following the nipple enlargement, a patient can expect to be sore and bruised for a few days, but able to return to work almost immediately. If a patient should experience any extreme pain, oozing, or warmth at the surgical site, it is best to call the surgeon immediately.