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Morris Ritz1, Ram Silfen, David Morgan
1Melbourne Institute of Plastic Surgery and Monash University, 253 Wattletree Road, 3144, Malvern, Victoria, Australia.
Abstract:
Several different techniques have been developed and currently are in use for correction of the inverted nipple. The diversity of techniques indicates the lack of a good, sustainable, and durable solution for this quite common problem. This report discusses a new technique in which two flaps are inserted beneath the nipple through a small tunnel. The advantages of this procedure are its simplicity, the creation of a durable support for the nipple, and the lack of transverse scars in the areola surrounding the nipple. The follow-up period up to 4 years for 11 patients (18 nipples) demonstrates the validity of this technique.
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