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Suggest Treatment For Hard And Long Nipples After Gynecomastia Surgery
I am 36yrs old and had Gynecomastia surgery over 12 years ago. This really worked in changing the shape and look of my chest (male breast). But the actual nipples are still very long and typically hard. I don't like to take my shirt off, even though I work out regularly. I refrain from wearing just a t-shirt, especially a white shirt without a tight fitting tank top. I have to wear dark shirts to hide my nipples from sticking out like a sore thumb when dressing. If insurance won't cover nipple reduction surgery, it seems as if I could just cut the nipple part off....I know this is drastic but if done in a clean environment with sterile equipment, couldn't I save myself the money for a plastic surgeon.
No, its not wise to remove a part of it at home as it may get complicated with excessive bleeding and post removal infection. Its always wise to let doctors handle such circumstances themselves since performing surgery demands skill and perfection as well.
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Dr. Sameen Bin Naeem, General & Family Physician
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Suggest Treatment For Hard And Long Nipples After Gynecomastia Surgery
Hello, No, its not wise to remove a part of it at home as it may get complicated with excessive bleeding and post removal infection. Its always wise to let doctors handle such circumstances themselves since performing surgery demands skill and perfection as well. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Sameen Bin Naeem, General & Family Physician