Fat Injection to the Breast

Does Nipple Surgery Prevent Breastfeeding?

In addition to surgeries performed for the general shape of the breast, small adjustments can also be made with fat injections based on supply and demand. Breast Fat Injection is an ideal procedure for women who are attached to their beauty and fear anesthesia and going under the knife, as this operation is performed under local anesthesia. During breast fat injection, milk ducts are not cut, broken, or damaged. During this procedure, fat is added to the nipple-muscle area, as this process prevents such nipple problems from recurring. Nipple size, both large and small, is also corrected with breast fat injection.

What Should Be Done After Nipple Surgery?

Nipple surgery does not pose an obstacle to breastfeeding as it does not damage the milk ducts. After staying in the hospital for 4-5 hours following nipple surgery, you can go home. With the painkillers you will be prescribed by your doctor, you will not experience any discomfort or pain. Bandages are kept on for 3-4 days, and when removed, any swelling encountered will heal within a few days. You may be advised to wear a sports bra for 15 days. You will need to wait 6 months to 1 year for strenuous sports. Contrary to popular belief, there is no loss of sensation in the nipples. The incision scars around the nipple will be within the areolas, so they will not be bothersome and will disappear over time.