Nipple Shields, 2Pcs Nipple Corrector for Inverted, Flat and Shy Nipples, Nipple Protector, Breast Shields for Breastfeeding or Women, Softly Wear Day and Night（1 Pair with Travel Case）

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We believe that the highest quality aftercare is just as important as the surgery itself, so we’re here to support you through the recovery period. You’ll need to give your body plenty of time to heal and we’ll give you detailed guidance on the best way to do this. The recovery period will differ from person to person, but we recommend at least one week off work and in some cases two weeks may be necessary. You’ll need to avoid and strenuous activity and tight clothing in the first couple of weeks after surgery to prevent any chafing or discomfort to your nipples.

Cosmetic surgery: Healthcare professionals can use several different surgical procedures to change the shape of the nipple so that it points outward.In most cases, having an inverted nipple won’t affect you. This natural occurrence doesn’t increase your risk for any health complications. And it shouldn’t affect your nipple sensitivity. There are all sort of great clamps to play with including vibrating sets, which add to the intense stimulation. But remember, you should only keep nipple clamps on for up to 15 minutes (or loose clamps can be worn for up to 30 minutes). Place the bulb over the nipples, and adjust for comfort. You only want the good kind of pinching sensation Convenient to Use - The size is similar to the nipple, you can directly wear it on nipple and wear your bra or other clothes directly afterwards, without affecting the appearance, and convenient for daily care.

Before you get started, experts suggest speaking with a certified lactation consultant. They may recommend another solve first, such as trying different nursing positions. If they do recommend a nipple shield, your lactation consultant will be able to help guide you closely, since using one improperly could lead to further breastfeeding issues down the line.Remove the plunger and reinsert it at the end you just cut off, pushing the plunger all the way in. The majority of people who suffer from inverted nipples are born with the condition and it can affect both men and women. If you have Grade 2 or 3 inversion, it may be a good idea to consult a doctor for your treatment plan. In some cases, non-invasive methods may be adequate, while plastic surgery may be a better option in others. Grade 2: A person can pull the nipple out, but not as easily, and the nipple tends to retract. They may find it difficult to breastfeed. However, a doctor may recommend treatment if the underlying cause of the inversion is harmful, such as a malignancy or inflammation of the breast.