There are two safe and scientific surgical methods for breast augmentation surgery: one is autologous fat transplantation for breast augmentation; the other is breast augmentation with prosthesis. Autologous fat transplantation for breast augmentation is not suitable for people with a small foundation and too thin. One operation cannot achieve the desired effect, and usually 2-3 times are needed. The advantage of autologous fat transplantation for breast augmentation is that it is a minimally invasive pinhole surgery that does not require hospitalization and does not affect normal life.

Breast augmentation with prosthesis can achieve the desired effect in one go. Surgery generally uses tiny incisions under the armpits, and stitches are removed one week after surgery. Postoperative scars are not easily visible. Breast augmentation surgery will not affect the original breastfeeding function and breast examination. Breast augmentation implants do not cause cancer or disease, the surgical results are reliable and stable, and the implanted implants can be completely removed, so they generally do not cause irreversible complications.

Excessive areola size is more common in women after pregnancy and breastfeeding, and is often accompanied by overlarge breasts or breast sagging, while in men, gynecomastia is more common. It is often the result of breast enlargement during breastfeeding, and then the breasts become smaller again, so it is often accompanied by breast sagging. In order to restore beautiful areolas, areola reduction surgery is performed.

Traditionally, the circumcision is performed from the outer ring of the areola, because it can just remove the darkest part of the areola and shrink the normal-colored skin inwards. However, this often results in the circumcision around the areola. There is a white scar.

The current areola reduction surgery is relatively simple and can be performed under local anesthesia. The surgery can use a circumferential incision or a fan-shaped incision on the areola. The surgery does not damage the nipple and breast tissue, and the incision marks remain on the edge of the areola or within the areola, which are generally not obvious.

After the operation, it is only covered with gauze, no bandaging is required, and antibiotics are taken. The sutures can be removed 7-8 days after surgery. After areola reduction surgery, the areola returns to its normal size without leaving any visible scars.

If the nipple is too long, or the nipple shape is not smooth, or the nipple is asymmetrical, the only way to improve it is through surgery, and the purpose of nipple reduction surgery can make the inverted nipple The nipples can be pulled out, or the nipples that are too long can be made moderate, or the nipples that are too large can be made smaller. When performing these operations, we will try to avoid damaging the sensory nerves of the nipples and avoid the effects of nipple reduction surgery. not good.

Nipple reduction and plastic surgery are all performed within the area of ??the areola, and the operation is small. There will be no scars after nipple reduction and plastic surgery. Under normal circumstances, the sensory nerves of the nipple will not be damaged, and the nipple will not be hindered after surgery. Feeling normal. Nipple reduction surgery can be performed on women both before and after breastfeeding. After the operation, the feeling of the nipple and the breastfeeding function will not be affected, there will be no scars, and it will not affect any life or work.