What to do with nipple deformity, treatment methods for male nipple retraction

Nipple deformity is a type of breast disease. Common symptoms include multiple nipples, multiple breasts, accessory breasts, and macromastia. Nipple deformity occurs not only in women, but also in men. The most common nipple deformity in men is inverted nipples. What causes inverted nipples in men? Are there any treatments?

1: Male nipple inversion is a common nipple deformity. Male nipple inversion is mainly congenital, but can also be caused by trauma or surgery, breast tumors, and fibrosis after mastitis. Guidance: The cause of congenital nipple inversion is mainly due to poor development of the smooth muscles of the nipple and areola. In short, it should not be ignored.

2: Possible symptoms of male nipple retraction: Nipple inflammation (60%): Nipple inflammation is common in acute breast inflammation, which is usually preceded by nipple pain, rupture, or breast lumps, swelling and pain, followed by chills, shivering, and fever.

3: Erosive adenomatosis of the nipple (30%): Erosive adenomatosis of the nipple is a type of adenoma of the nipple ducts. This disease is relatively rare.

4: Nipple eczema (20%): Eczema is an inflammation of the superficial dermis and epidermis caused by a variety of internal and external factors. The etiology of the disease is complex and is generally believed to be related to allergic reactions.

1: Mild primary nipple inversion can be treated conservatively, such as suction with negative pressure and manual traction. If the nipple cannot be pulled out manually, surgery is required. Male nipple inversion can be corrected through plastic surgery or with a nipple correction device.

2: Disadvantages of male nipple retraction surgery. All common plastic surgery procedures for male nipple retraction have the disadvantages of complicated operation, obvious scars, easy recurrence, and may affect breastfeeding function. In contrast, wearing a nipple retraction correction device does not require surgery or hospitalization. During the treatment, the recurrence rate is significantly reduced, which greatly reduces the patient's pain.

Various common plastic surgery procedures for male nipple inversion have the disadvantages of complicated operation, obvious scars, easy recurrence, and may affect breastfeeding function. In contrast, wearing a nipple inversion corrector does not require surgery or hospitalization, and the recurrence rate is significantly reduced during the treatment, greatly reducing the patient's pain.