What to do if a boy has inverted nipples

When we talk about inverted nipples, we often think of women or girls. In fact, boys can also have this phenomenon. What should we do if boys have inverted nipples? What should we do if boys have inverted nipples? Although this is not a serious disease, it will cause a sense of inferiority in adult men. Therefore, if a boy has this phenomenon, he can choose surgical treatment. Simple surgical repair can improve the condition.

Male inverted nipple is a very common symptom in clinical practice. This disease not only seriously affects the appearance of male breasts, but also can easily lead to inferiority complex over time. Experts say that male inverted nipples can be caused by trauma or surgery, breast tumors, and fibrosis after mastitis. Of course, most of them are congenital, mainly congenital, which is mainly due to the poor development of the smooth muscles of the nipple and areola. These muscle fibers are pulled inward, and the lack of supporting tissue under the nipple leads to inverted nipples in men.

1. Surgical treatment: If the breasts are fully developed and the nipple is inverted and has not been effectively treated with repeated traction or negative pressure suction, nipple reconstructive surgery can be performed.

2. Other special treatments are mainly used to treat primary pseudo-inverted nipple. If ineffective, surgery may be considered appropriate.

(1) Manual traction: Adolescence is an important period for breast development and also an important period for correcting inverted nipples. Regularly pulling the nipples can make the breasts protrude, increase the supporting strength of the surrounding skin, and play a "shaping" role. Several times a day. Over time, the nipples will naturally bulge outward. If you can't pull it out, push the skin of the breast near the nipple outwards first.

(2) Negative pressure suction: Use a breast pump to apply negative pressure to the nipple, or place the empty barrel of a 5-10 ml empty syringe on the areola, connect the nipple of the syringe to another syringe through a rubber tube, and draw suction on the piston of the latter to create negative pressure, which helps to suck out the nipple.