Technique that reduces the size of overlarge busts. To create the desired size, the excess skin and fat is trimmed away, and the dimensions of the bust are reduced. Please tell us all your expectations regarding the procedure in counseling. Overly large busts also have an influence on life expectancy and a heightened chance of sagging. This breast-reduction technique can also be combined with techniques that correct a sagging bust and lift nipples.

Procedure that corrects breasts that have sagged due to the effects of aging, producing a pert, firm bust. The procedure ablates excess skin, lifts the breasts, and leaves the nipples pert, so there is no need for concern about loss of breast size. Implants can also be used in minor cases. Discuss which designs and procedures you would like to use in counseling sessions.

Procedure that corrects inverted nipples—when the nipple has turned inwards into the breast. The cause of inverted nipples is a congenital defect of the lactiferous ducts. Through this procedure, we lengthen the lactiferous ducts, returning the nipple to normal. To prevent a relapse, we perform a simple stabilizing fix one week after surgery. Rest assured that we are careful in the procedure not to damage breastfeeding functions.

The procedure is performed to preserve the lactiferous ducts so that no dysfunction in regards to future breastfeeding will occur.
We perform the procedure known as the Teimourian method. First, we use a piece of thread to expose the collapsed nipple. Afterward, we thinly incise the nipple at its base, forming leaf-shaped flaps of skin. We then suture them to the incision point on the other side so that they crosses over beneath the skin. During the procedure, a thread is used to stabilize the nipple and prevent relapse. The incision scar is slight and, since it is hidden in the skin of the areola, barely noticeable.

Procedure to improve enlarged areolae that occur congenitally or with childbirth or growth of bust size or childbirth. There are two methods of treatment: one that tightens the skin after the areola area is incised, stabilizing the areola, or one that ablates the skin of both the areola area and the breast at once. After determining the current condition of the breast, the optimum method of treatment will be selected. Scarring is inconspicuous in both methods, as the border of the areola is incised.

Scarring with this procedure is barely noticeable, and areola reduction is achieved through an incision at the base of the nipple. In this method, the skin at the base of the nipple is incised along the nipple, and the areola is further ablated in the shape of a torus to produce the desired size. Afterward, the ablated skin is sutured together like a pursestring toward the base of the nipple, and the treatment is finished. Scarring is inconspicuous due to the sutures being in the hard-to-see base of the nipple and due to the stitches being tied subcutaneously.

The nipple reduction procedure reduces nipples that are larger than usual or have been enlarged due to breastfeeding. The size and length are balanced with the size of the bust, and the ideal nipple is sculpted. Rest assured that the procedure does not interfere with sensation or breastfeeding functions.

Procedure to reconstruct breasts that have been resected in the course of cancer treatment. A conventional breast is reconstructed using skin grafts and implants. This treatment has many different methods, so please see us for counseling first. Please pay us a visit, as this can be a brand new step forward after cancer.