Restore both appearance and confidence with inverted nipple repair. Our specialized techniques allow for natural projection, minimal scarring, and in many cases, preservation of breastfeeding ability with a quick, comfortable outpatient procedure.
What Is Inverted Nipple Repair?
Inverted nipple repair is a brief, outpatient procedure, typically 30–60 minutes, that releases the tethered tissue or milk ducts, causing the nipple to retract into the breast tissue. The surgery is performed under local anesthesia in most cases, with small incisions at the base of the nipple. Dissolvable stitches support the nipple in its new, outward position, producing minimal scarring and rapid recovery. Immediate improvement is visible, while full healing and subtle refinements continue over a few months. Most patients can return to work within 24 hours and resume normal activity in one to two weeks.












