What to do if a boy has inverted nipples

When it comes to inverted nipples, many women are more worried about this problem, because inverted nipples will not only affect the overall beauty of the breasts, but most importantly, if they are not corrected in time, breastfeeding after giving birth will also be a problem. However, it needs to be explained here that inverted nipples are not exclusive to women. If a man has inverted nipples, the problem is equally serious. So what should men do with inverted nipples?

Male nipple inversion is a common nipple deformity, which is mostly caused by congenital factors, and a few are secondary to infection, trauma, tumor, etc. Most cases occur in women, but male nipple inversion can also occur. Male nipple inversion is difficult to clean, and it is easy to accumulate dirt, secondary infection, and inflammation.

Treatment methods for male inverted nipples: Mild primary inverted nipples can be treated conservatively, such as suction with negative pressure and manual traction. If the nipple cannot be pulled out by hand, surgical treatment is required. Male inverted nipples can be corrected through plastic surgery or with a nipple correction device.

Disadvantages of male nipple retraction surgery: various common plastic surgery surgeries 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 corrector does not require surgery or hospitalization. During the treatment, the recurrence rate is significantly reduced, greatly reducing the patient's pain. Its features are small size, worn in a bra, simple and easy to use, no impact on life, deeply welcomed by patients, and no obvious complications. Generally, inverted nipples can be corrected in 1 month, and continuous wearing for 3-6 months can consolidate the therapeutic effect. It is an ideal method for treating male nipple retraction.