Male Inverted Nipple Correction Before and After #46782

Before-and-after clinical photographs show the chest of a 37-year-old male patient who underwent bilateral inverted nipple correction. In the preoperative image, both nipples are retracted inward rather than projecting outward from the surrounding areola. The bilateral inversion is visible across the chest, although the appearance and degree of retraction may differ slightly between the two sides. The photograph documents the patient’s anatomy before treatment and serves as a baseline for comparison.

In the postoperative image, both nipples appear more elevated and outwardly projected following surgical correction. The procedure was performed on each nipple under local anesthesia. A small incision was made at the base of each nipple, the tissue responsible for the downward pull was released, and sutures were placed around the nipple base to help maintain projection. The postoperative photograph demonstrates the immediate change in nipple position and contour after the bilateral correction. Minor swelling, redness, incision lines, sutures, or sterile dressings may be present as expected during the early healing period. The comparison focuses on the improvement from inward nipple retraction before surgery to increased bilateral nipple projection afterward. The patient tolerated the procedure without complications and was taken to recovery in stable condition.