Surgical correction of an inverted nipple focuses on releasing the internal 'tethers' that prevent the nipple from projecting. The procedure's complexity is dictated by the Sartorius Grading System. In Grade I cases, the nipple can be pulled out manually and stays out; here, a 'duct-sparing' approach is often possible. In Grade III cases, the nipple is permanently retracted and requires a complete release of the tethering bands and milk ducts to ensure it does not 're-invert' during healing.

To maintain the new position, the surgeon often uses a 'purse-string' suture technique at the base of the nipple, creating an internal scaffold that supports the tissue while it heals in its newly projected state. At Kinvara you can also read about areola reduction, breast enlargement and breast lift surgery.

The benefits of this procedure include:

• Achieves a permanent, natural-looking outward nipple projection.
• Eliminates hygiene issues caused by moisture trapped in retracted folds.
• Restores symmetry to the breasts in unilateral (one-sided) cases.
• Involves a short, 30-60 minute procedure under local anaesthesia.
• Provides a significant boost to body confidence and self-esteem.