Inverted nipples affect up to 10 to 20% of women (and can affect men too). They can be corrected for cosmetic, emotional or functional reasons, in a short and precise procedure performed personally by Mr Debashis Ghosh on Harley Street.
Inverted nipple correction may be right for you if you recognise yourself here. Inverted nipples affect up to 10 to 20% of women, can affect men too, and can be corrected for cosmetic, emotional or functional reasons.
The right technique depends on your anatomy, your goals and your skin - Mr Ghosh will recommend the most suitable option(s) for you during your consultation.
Corrected under local anaesthetic with a small incision and internal stitch technique.
Involves releasing the tethered ducts and securing lasting projection.
Correction can be performed on a single side or both, priced accordingly.
Can be performed alongside augmentation, reduction or an uplift.
Not sure which is right for you? That is what the consultation is for.
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ratingYour procedure is planned and performed personally by Mr Ghosh, Consultant Breast and Oncoplastic Surgeon, dual certified by the European Board of Surgery in Breast Surgery and Surgical Oncology (FEBS) and registered with the General Medical Council (GMC 4657664).
Formerly Clinical Director of Breast Services for NHS England's North Central London Cancer Alliance, he now practises exclusively in private care. It is a rare combination: the artistry of a cosmetic specialist, backed by the rigour of a consultant breast cancer surgeon.
The procedure is quick and performed under local anaesthetic. Most patients resume normal activities the same or next day.
You may need to avoid pressure on the area for 1 to 2 weeks and wear a dressing or support.
Scarring is typically minimal and discreet, often hidden at the base of the nipple. Most patients report barely noticeable marks after healing.
Results are usually long-lasting, although recurrence can occur, especially with severe inversion.
Explore sizes, shapes and outcomes in confidential 3D imaging, so every decision is made with your likely result in front of you.
Prices start from £2,500 for one side or £3,500 for both. This includes your consultation, surgery, local anaesthetic and post-operative care. No hidden extras.
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A minor surgical procedure that releases tethered tissue or ducts to allow the nipple to protrude naturally. It may be performed under local anaesthetic.
Prices start from £2,500 for one side or £3,500 for both. This includes consultation, surgery, local anaesthetic and post-operative care.
Inverted nipples affect up to 10 to 20% of women and can be present from birth or develop later due to breastfeeding, trauma or ageing.
The procedure is quick and performed under local anaesthetic. Discomfort is minimal and short-lived, typically managed with mild pain relief.
Most patients resume normal activities the same or next day. You may need to avoid pressure on the area for 1 to 2 weeks and wear a dressing or support.
Scarring is typically minimal and discreet, often hidden at the base of the nipple. Most patients report barely noticeable marks after healing.
In some cases, milk ducts may be divided, which could impact breastfeeding ability. If this is a concern, your surgeon will discuss preservation techniques with you.
Usually, yes. Results are long-lasting for most patients however, recurrence can occur, especially with severe inversion, and Mr Ghosh will talk through the likelihood in your case at consultation.
Yes, men with inverted nipples can also benefit from this procedure. The approach is similar and tailored to male anatomy and goals.
Start with a free telephone consultation from home or meet Mr Ghosh on Harley Street - this will enable all your questions to be answered to help you make an informed decision.
Both options include Crisalix 3D imaging if you would like to see what your potential results would look like.
Crisalix 3D imaging at your consultation shows how different options could look on you.
Read → AdviceRecovery guides, cost explainers and surgical options, written with Mr Ghosh.
Read → Costs & FeesConsultation and surgery fees at HBC, what is included and how payment works.
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