
Restoring Natural Projection & Confidence
Inverted nipple repair is a specialized procedure that releases tethered ducts and structural constraints to restore natural outward projection. Dr. Karaaltin uses micro-incision techniques to preserve sensation and, when feasible, breastfeeding potential.
Overview
Inversion occurs when tethered ducts or structural constraints prevent normal outward projection.
For patients seeking natural projection, symmetry improvement, and confidence restoration.
Includes anatomical photography, assessment, technique selection, and risk-benefit review.
Micro-incision release, internal support sutures, and scar-minimizing closure.
Technique aims to preserve nerve pathways and, when feasible, breastfeeding potential.
30–60 minutes; supportive dressing for 5–7 days; return to daily routine quickly.

Nipple inversion classification
Duct preservation strategy
Supportive micro-suture design
Projection stability over time
Nipple inversion classification
Duct preservation strategy
Supportive micro-suture design
Projection stability over time
Apply topical anesthetic + gentle local anesthesia.
Create micro-incision and release tethering structures.
Place internal support sutures for projection stability.
Apply a protective dressing for 5–7 days.
Schedule follow-up to evaluate symmetry and healing.
Patients typically resume normal daily activities within 24 hours. Swelling is minimal, scars are almost invisible, and projection stabilizes over several weeks.
Sensitivity is usually preserved, and results appear natural and long-lasting.

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