Nipple Correction Surgery in Maidenhead

Nipple correction, also known as inverted nipple surgery, is a surgical procedure that can rectify nipple inversion and allows the nipple to stick out from the areola (the dark skin around the nipple). Nipple correction is a fairly straightforward procedure which can increase your confidence in intimate moments and make close-fitting styles of clothing more comfortable to wear.

Nipple inversion is a very common condition. In many cases, it can have no impact on a person's nipple, besides aesthetics. But patients may still wish to address nipple inversion to boost self-esteem, for example. Nipple inversion is typically caused by shortened milk ducts which pull the nipple inwards and prevent them from protruding naturally.

The surgery itself is simple, usually taking no longer than 30 minutes. It is mostly performed under local anaesthetic and typically takes between 6 and 12 weeks to heal.

Nipple correction surgery in Maiden will usually cost around £3000. While the consultation takes place in Maidenhead, the procedure itself is performed at The Cadogan Clinic, one of Medbelle's Cosmetics clinics in Chelsea.

In some cases, the cost of the procedure may change due to the complexity of the individual case or whether it is combined with any other procedures. A price can only be determined after the consultation with a specialist in one of Medbelle's Maidenhead consultation clinics. Once that price has been offered, patients can rest assured knowing that there will not be any hidden costs or surprise fees later down the line. the price will cover:

• Surgeon and anaesthetist costs
• CQC hospital costs
• An overnight stay (if required)
• Follow-up appointments and aftercare

In addition, patients who proceed to surgery following the consultation will be reimbursed for the cost of the consultation.

The consultation provides the space for the surgeon to properly explain the realistic expectations for patients choosing to have nipple correction surgery in Maidenhead. The surgeon will use their expertise to create a unique and personalised plan for each patient, which will be discussed during the consultation. It will include conversations about surgical techniques, the incisions, the type of implants available, and much more.

It is always in the surgeon's interest to fulfil a patient's wants and needs as much as possible, it is their job to marry the patient's expectations with what is realistic. They will always prioritise a patient's health above all. Sometimes this may mean that the surgeon will suggest a plan for surgery that differs from what a patient initially expected, or what they had read about online, or heard from a friend. Just know that the surgeon will always have a patient’s best interests at heart.

Patients should remember that achieving great results from surgery is not only contingent on a surgeon’s ability or experience. It is also the patient’s responsibility to properly convey what they are hoping to achieve and communicate clearly at every stage of the process. Patients should never be afraid to ask for more information or clarity; there are no silly questions in a consultation.

The consultation will include:

• An initial discussion about what the patient hopes to achieve through surgery
• A physical examination
• An overview of the risks and complications associated with surgery
• A verbal recommended treatment plan

It can be difficult to make the right decision when choosing which surgeon or hospital you entrust with your journey but we are here to make that journey simple, transparent and stress-free. When you sign-up with Medbelle you will be contacted by one of our Patient Care Advisers, they will be your personal guide through the process from beginning to end. They will take care of all the appointment scheduling, keep you updated at every turn and support you with anything you need.

The first step is a call with one of our Patient Care Advisers. This is an opportunity for you to explain why you would like nipple correction surgery. You will hear more about the procedure, and the prices and also learn about our locations in London and surgeons. It also allows your Patient Care Adviser to determine whether you are indeed eligible for surgery.

During this call, you will have the opportunity to book a free consultation with the surgeon who is the best match for you. The surgeon consultation is free of charge but you will be asked to provide card details to secure the appointment. Your Patient Care Adviser will check in with you in the lead-up to your consultation to ensure that you are prepared. You will also receive pre-consultation leaflets with useful information about what to expect moving forward.

Your Patient Care Adviser will check in with you post-consultation to see how it went. The treatment date and final price will be offered shortly after this by your Patient Care Adviser.

If you are looking for a highly experienced surgical team to deliver your nipple correction surgery in Maidenhead, then look no further than our surgeons. All of our surgeons are BAAPS (British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons) or BAPRAS (British Association of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons) accredited. This means we are able to offer you the highest level of quality and professionalism throughout, which is recognised by trusted and independent bodies. They are also all trained in the UK and have at least ten years of experience as a certified plastic surgeon. Simply put, you are in the best, most capable hands when you book with Medbelle.

While you may notice an immediate difference in the appearance of your nipples, your final results will take time. It can take up to 6 weeks to appreciate the full cosmetic results. By this time, any swelling and bruising will have settled, and scarring should start to fade.

Nipple corrections are sometimes offered on the NHS. This is, however, uncommon for non-cancer patients as a nipple correction is largely thought to be a cosmetic procedure.

The majority of plastic surgeons will see you for a nipple correction consultation without a referral from your GP. If you plan to go ahead with the procedure, however, your surgeon may ask your GP for your medical history.

If you have recently given birth, you may need to wait 3 to 6 months before you have your nipple correction procedure.

Your surgeon may require you to stop breastfeeding for 3 to 6 months before your nipple correction. This is to allow the breasts and nipples to have enough time to settle before your procedure. If you have recently given birth or are planning on having children in the foreseeable future, you should notify your surgeon in your initial consultation. They will advise you on the best course of action.

There is a chance that after a nipple correction, your nipple may invert again. This mainly depends on the technique that your surgeon chooses to use. It is more likely to occur when the short milk ducts are pulled and not cut or divided. If this occurs, you may require further surgery to correct this.

All of the information found on our website is sourced from highly reputable experts, government-approved authorities and is widely used by healthcare professionals.

• https://www.medbelle.com/breast-surgery/nipple-correction/ Medbelle
• https://www.birminghamandsolihullccg.nhs.uk/your-health/treatment-policies/inverted-nipples NHS
• https://academic.oup.com/asj Aesthetic Journal of Plastic Surgery