Little girl's nipple inverted

Both boys and girls have nipples. Nipple is a very important part of human body. A girl's nipples are mainly used for breastfeeding after she becomes a mother, so nipples are very important for women. Some little girls are born without nipples or have inverted nipples, so certain methods need to be used to make the nipples grow out. Let’s take a look at what happens when little girls have inverted nipples.

This condition is nipple retraction caused by nipple hypoplasia. The degree of nipple retraction varies from person to person. In mild cases, it only manifests as varying degrees of nipple retraction, and the nipple can be squeezed out by hand. In severe cases, the tumor is completely submerged in the skin and cannot be squeezed out, often growing in the reverse direction. Of course, even if these inverted nipples are squeezed out, they are generally smaller. For treatment, the nipples should be pulled frequently, which can make the breasts protrude, increase the supporting force of the surrounding skin, and play a shaping role. Several times a day. If necessary, a nipple corrector is used to treat flat or inverted nipples.

To prevent squeezing. Underwear and bras should be appropriate and not too tight. For girls with larger breasts, more attention should be paid to the looseness of the breasts. For girls who have the habit of sleeping prone, it is necessary to correct it in time to prevent the nipples from being squeezed, so as not to aggravate the degree of nipple retraction; generally, inverted nipples can be relieved by lifting and pinching methods! Pay attention to local cleaning and nutritional supplements.

It is recommended to massage the breasts manually, applying pressure to see if the nipple can be squeezed out - this is the easiest way if possible, and you should use your fingers to gently pull the inverted nipple outward every morning and evening. While stretching, gently massage the nipple with your thumb or index finger for 5-10 minutes each time.

Inverted nipple means that part or all of the nipple is lower than the areola plane, or even inward. During breastfeeding, inverted nipple makes it difficult for the baby to suck, making breastfeeding difficult, and easily leading to milk engorgement and mastitis. If it is for aesthetic purposes, plastic surgery can be performed. If it is not very serious, the nipples can be repeatedly pulled up in the late pregnancy to prepare for breastfeeding, or false nipples can be used during breastfeeding to assist in breastfeeding.