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Nipple Reduction Columbus Ohio
WHY NIPPLE AND AREOLA REDUCTION SURGERY?
Benefits of Nipple Surgery
A nipple reduction surgery can reduce the size and projection of the nipple, while areola reduction reduces the size of the areola. Dr. Okada can return your body to a more natural-looking appearance.
Haruko Okada, MD
Physician & Owner, Stratus Plastic Surgery
We all want to feel confident and attractive, whether we’re dressed or not. Dr. Okada is an American Board of Plastic Surgery-certified surgeon who performs safe, natural-looking nipple reduction surgery and areola reduction surgeries for men and women. Dr. Okada has years of experience and the demeanor to put patients at ease.
Options for Nipple and Areola Reduction
from our Columbus Plastic Surgeon
Dr. Okada will consult with you to determine the best procedure for your nipple or areola reduction. Either or both of these are often performed together with a breast surgery like a breast lift, augmentation, or breast reduction procedure (including male breast reduction).
Your Questions, Answered.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT NIPPLE AND AREOLA REDUCTION SURGERY
Who should consider having a nipple or areola reduction?
Man or woman who are unhappy with the size of their areolas or nipples can consider this procedure. It works well for those who’ve lost a significant amount of weight or have stretched nipples or areolas due to breastfeeding. Breast reduction surgery may also be recommended if it makes sense for the patient's body. Dr. Okada will determine this during your nipple reduction or breast reduction consultation in Columbus Ohio.
What are the possible risks of nipple or areola reduction?
As with any surgery, complications and risks are possible. Some of these can include:
Loss of sensation
Scarring
Inability to breastfeed
Infection
How can I prepare for a nipple or areola reduction in Columbus Ohio?
There are several things you can do to help your surgical outcome be the best it can be. If you smoke, stop now. Smoking has several effects on blood flow and can delay the healing process after any surgery.
