What do Guys Think of Inverted Nipples?

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What do Guys Think of Inverted Nipples?

Someone arrived at The Churning last week after Googling what do guys think of inverted nipples? (Somehow they ended up at my post about back dimples.)

I had never really thought of it before. In fact, I don't think I had ever seen an inverted nipple - in person or even a picture. But you know me. I love to give advice and I certainly don't mind doing a little milk-sack research. Check out my answer to the question and a couple of NSFW pics after the jump...

Apparently, inverted nipples are pretty common. They can just be flat, or sometimes they're like little titty craters. I got these pictures from a plastic surgery website, so you know there's a market out there for "corrective" surgery. But from what I've read, there's no detrimental effect associated with inverted nipples. Babies can suck milk out of those mini-nips and there's not really an increased chance of infection or anything. So it seems like the surgery is entirely aesthetic.

I guess that's fine. I support plastic surgery and body modification, etc. Whatever makes you feel sexy...

inverted nipples But back to the original question - what do guys think? The answer: Don't sweat it. Inside-out headlights are fine. I don't have a fetish for them or anything, but it certainly doesn't turn me off. As long as the girl is halfway attractive and has a little sexual self-confidence, I would assume that most guys would hardly even notice.

Another option would be to find a dude who thinks the dimples on your little sweater puppies are delicious. It can't be all that hard to find a fetishist with a thing for your nips.

And if you're really worried about it, consider plastic surgery your final option. You could always get those funbags pierced instead. Wiki says that works and Wiki is always right.

A couple more pics here and here.

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Queeny
December 28th, 2008 - 18:58

HI all,

Im 22 and I had inverted nipples but I actually had the SURGERY back in 2007, it has made a difference and you only have tiny scars, It cost me £2800 and when im swimming, in shower or cold they are like bullets ha ha !

Totally worth it as I was very self conscious and I never took my bra off infront of partners (which made me feel less sexy) Hope this helps all those girls thinking about surgery, HOWEVER thanks to all those guys who actually love inverted nipples,because If i found one of you back in the day, i wouldnt have had the surgery which might also be a good point for you girls :-b
Finally did it
January 19th, 2009 - 15:24

after talking to people on here for years and reading peoples comments I finally plucked up the courage to get the surgery! I had it on Saturday and was nearly sick with worry. It is really NOTHING! Having a filling is worse! It was over in 30 minutes the worst but is the anaethetic injections, you have about 3 on each side but I only felt the first 1 and the rest I didnt feel anything. I drove home 30 mins later. The pain is really bareable. I just take 2 paracetamol ever 4 hours. When it starts wearing off it feels like you have burnt your nipples, thats how I would describe the pain its very mild. Anyway any girl who is nervous about it but hates them as much as I did I would definately recommend it. Ill update you in a couple of weeks when the plasters are off! xx
Queeny
February 1st, 2009 - 15:50

Well done you its been a couple of weeks nearly, so have you taken the bandages off for a peak yet??

I did within the first week ha ha ! I like the going to sleep bit cos they were asking me questions to take my mind off the injections going in and I was trying to answer but i remember slurring loads then bam, i was asleep ha ha !

I had proper anaethetic though not general, so i wasnt allowed to drive, and had to stay in the hospital for few hours afterwards…
Finally did it
February 1st, 2009 - 15:53

Yep bandages are off and theyr almost healed! Unbelievable they look amazing its almost too good to be true was awake the whole time and they were talking to me too, they had the radio on lol! xxx
Lauren
February 9th, 2009 - 20:26

i have inverted nipples and i do aswell feel consious about them. but at the end of the day, no ones perfect. and if a man says their gross or weird, start picking at problems with him. one thing that i like about them , which is the only thing is that when they are inverted they feel soo soft. + most men probably find it nice as its different and individual. xxx
Jason
February 10th, 2009 - 08:40

“if a man says their gross or weird, start picking at problems with him”

That’s a healthy way to start building a relationship…
heather
March 1st, 2009 - 02:58

you all are absolutely crazy! all this fuss about inverted nipples, really? i never even knew mine were “weird” until i was 18 because every guy i was with loved my body so much. even now i’ve yet to hear one complaint about my body, inverted nipples and all, and plenty of men have seen my nipples.
honestly there’s very little chance that anyone is going to have any problem with your inverted nipples, unless of course they never get to see them because you are too insecure
stephh
May 7th, 2009 - 10:49

hey i have inverted nipples and i never showed a guy them becase im scared that he would just be thats gross and leave or somthing. and im always affraid to have sex and do stuff like that so i dont know what to do cause all my other friends have like normal nipples and they dont know that i hve inverted nipples and they were taling about it at lunch one day and there like its so gross and all this other stuff so im just really self concious about it
Queeny
May 7th, 2009 - 11:35

A lot of girls are insecure about having inverted nipples, I know I was for years until i had surgery, even though I had boyfriends and none of them mentioned it BUT i still felt very uncomfortable walking around topless which I would have liked to do.

and STEPHH I had a similar experience at college when i heard people talking about a tv programme that had been on, and it does knock you down a few pegs when you actually hear people talking about it BUT at the end of the day, im sure your friends wont see you naked anyway? None of my mates know that i had inverted nipples, because as im sure you are very aware, it hardly comes up in conversation. but a lot of girls out there know how you feel, as you can see above from comments made.
Kim
May 7th, 2009 - 11:37

FINALLY DID IT – How did they do it?
Have they popped your nipples out?
or have you got 3 tiny scars on your aereola bit?
Do they look like normal nipples would now?
Im thinking about getting the proceedure done you see
Finaly did it
May 7th, 2009 - 12:13

Hiya Kim!

Well I was under local anaesthetic and i didnt watch what they did but i am told that they cut 2 little slices either side of where the nipple should be and i could feel them cutting through the ducts inside (which didnt hurt)

I have NO scars at all 3 months on and tbh not even after a month. However, my left nipple has gone flat again which I am going to go back and get fixed as the surgeon said he will do it for free. I am sucha squeamish person but it was nothing, if it was I wouldnt be going back. If you are as conscious as me believe me it will be the best investment you will ever make. And yes they do look like normal nipples now (well my right one anyway) there are no scars! Go for it! x
Kim
May 7th, 2009 - 16:44

Thanks very much, I’ve got a consultation on 21st May i’ll let you know how it goes wahoooo.
I hope its all worth it, but from sounds of it, it is
thanks again.
x
Meg
May 17th, 2009 - 18:50

I really would like to get the surgery too but I hate even talking about having inverted nipples and i really don’t know how I would go about bringing it up to my mom and telling her i want to get it done, it’s kind of embarrasing. Anyone have the same problem?
lynne
May 31st, 2009 - 03:14

all i have to say is…
its a real bumber when your a freshmen in highschool and all your friends are BEGGING you to play strip poker with them and you would love to BUT that may just give all the guys a new joke to spread around the school:/

not only that, but mine DON’T come out. AND i certaintly can’t get surgery or the “niplette”…what would my mother say!?

haha well i guess it will just give me more of a reason to stay pure…
susiebaybee
May 31st, 2009 - 23:11

I really thought there werent many girls out there with inverted nipples.

I myself have them and i hate them.
Their the reason i dont get close to any guy, because i am sooo insecure.

I dumped my recent ex because i didnt want him to see them =/ and I love him! I hate that my nips are the reason keeping me away from him.

I just wish they were normal!
surgery is so expensive, but i would do it in a heart beat!
Queeny
June 1st, 2009 - 04:52

Yeah i was exactly the same Lynne, infact I understand completely because I always looked like the boring one at camp etc when we all played games like that, or evenb skinny s dipping, I was always really worried so I’d sit on the side

Susiebaybee- All your boyfriends notice because they see you naked lots (unless your under 16 ha ha )but if they love you they will take you as you are, my exes all have but dont get me wrong I was still insecure.

I went to the doctors last year and she said I have to think positively, she said mine were not half as bad as some inverted nipples she had seen, and that i was thikning about it way too much, and its all Psychological. It doesnt help that Mens mags are potraying those size 8, fake DD boobed girls as “normal” all women have insecurities even the gorgeous girls in the mags but you have to learn to love yourself and then you will be more confident.
candy
July 3rd, 2009 - 04:07

i have inverted nipples and im 15years old i was born with them and i feel like a freak of nature.and i hate it i can’t date any guys because im worry
that they well make fun of them. every time a guy likes me i tell him im not interest in him when sometime im.i no some people say be yourself my friends don’t care that i have them but i do care i wont to get surgery but im very scared 1 out of 80 thousand people can die from this surgery and i no it’s true because i asked my doter
so im fuck for life
Queeny
July 3rd, 2009 - 04:19

Thats the most rediculous thing I ever heard about dying, Its a simple proceedure.

I had the surgery and so did finally did it above, and I have to personally say.. my doctor or the surgeon DID NOT mention ANYTHING about 1 in 80 percent chance of dying.. Its hardly a heart transplant.. You need to do a bit of research on the internet to see what takes place…

THey ask you is you are allergic or have been allergic to the equipment they use infact you have a consulation first and you have to fill in a booklet to tell them all about yourself.

I’d personally recommend it to anyone…
finally did it
July 3rd, 2009 - 06:15

that really is laughable about dying, you dont even go under general anaesthetic! And no way is there a 1 in 80 chance of dying what kind of cowboy doctor did you see? maybe like 1 in a million but same with every operation. Your not fucked go for it best thing I ever did!
Dulce
July 3rd, 2009 - 18:18

Wow i didnt really know how many girls have this problem with the inverted nipples thing. I always used to think i was the only one with that problem and that i was born diformed for having that lol. Now that i have read all of this stories i kinda think its normal, but i would feel embarrased to show my boyfriend and im only 17. And when guys talk about nipples or even if they mention them i feel offended or i cry because i know i dont hav them perfect anyways i would really want more opinions from guys to see wat they really think about that
candy
July 4th, 2009 - 23:08

ask your doctor
candy
July 4th, 2009 - 23:09

he can’t lie about it
Queeny
July 6th, 2009 - 04:32

Hey Dulce, I was exactly the same and from reading the above, you can see lots of girls feel the same. I only had the op a couple of years ago now, and I was 20 so up until 20 I hated my friends or anyone talking about nipples because I felt so embarrassed its a shame really because we should all learn to love our bodies instead of being sad about a tiny thing. Like i said above, my doc said the same thing.. love yourself, even the most beautiful and perfect looking women will have a flaw, unfortunately ours is our nipples .
Ches
July 27th, 2009 - 22:20

Well Ive got them, and to be honest, never had a guy complain, but then, theres gota be guys out there who are harsh enough to tell the truth one day, im seriously considering surgery at the mo but then what if i regret it, look down at them and think, oops, i prefered them before.
But as a general statement, i’d say the only time i hate them is when i feel like less of a woman for it, you stand there next to an amazing pair of normal boobs, and its like hmmm, i hope my boyfriend doesnt hate me for this.
he doesnt seem to tho :p
Heather
August 6th, 2009 - 06:17

For all the women considering the operation I think you should really save your money for something worth it. Instead of changing the way you are physically, why don’t you spend as much time changing yourself emotionally and learning to accept your uniqueness? You’ll feel much better about yourself knowing you conqurered your weakness.

I’m 17 and I too have inverted nipples. I used to be embarrassed by my nipples and I felt less a women for it. I would never let my boyfriend of two years see them for the first few months we dated, but I finally got over my embarrasment and learned to accept my body for the way it was. I felt silly for letting myself feel that way. My boyfriend ended up loving my boobs. And he loves playing with them. He can never keep his hands off them. Guys really don’t mind it as much as we all think they do. And any guy that is bothered by it is just a shallow asshole and it doesn’t even matter what he thinks.
It really makes me sad to read about all these beautiful people having such low selfesteem just because they’re unique.
Samantha
August 17th, 2009 - 10:46

I’m 12 and i have inverted nipples. I remeber when i started doing research into it that most girls didn’t have it and i was going to have to please a boy by getting surgery….But after all the research my nipples nay come out (maybe?) and they really don’t look bad compared to others. I do feel self-consious tho. just thinking about all the girls in my class that have nipples and I don’t. But after reading these comments i feel better. I love my breast.
Mitzi
August 27th, 2009 - 13:15

I can’t believe how many of you are so insecure about this. Here’s an actual fact; there is no such thing as ‘normal’ nipples.

It might seem cliches to say that they come in all different shapes and sizes but they do.

If your boyfriends or other halves ever make you feel abnormal because of this benign issue then you need to tell them to grow up and if they can’t then you need to get rid of them and find someone who is worth your time.

If they can’t accept how this non issue affects your self esteem then chances are that you won’t be able to count on them for support when it comes to bigger issues.

I know sex is fun and all but your nipples aren’t there for your boyfriend, they are there for any future children you might have and to cut yourself up and deny them the best start in life because you allow a man to make you feel ugly would be selfish.

And if you do come across the 0.1% who find it gross, ask him to drop his pants and see how he compares to 50 other men. Bet he wouldn’t be so quick to judge then (yeah, I’m looking at you, Cecil)

And the women who think this isn’t normal, what the hell is wrong with *you*? Think about a part of yourself that you don’t like and then imagine how you’d feel if someone made you feel like crap about it. We all have parts that don’t fit the ideal and you’d be surprised what people pick out about themselves as being ‘wrong’. From wonky boobs to cellulite to stretchmarks—I even have one friend who complains about her uneven calfs.

I know that it can ‘physically’ hurt to feel different and wrong but for your own peace of mind you girls need to find a way to accept yourselves for who you are. It is a fact that inverted or flat nipples are not unhealthy, abnormal or dangerous so why would any of you even consider surgery that you don’t need? It’s insane.

Would you shave your head because more people in this world have brown hair instead of blonde? Stop playing into this game that the media and the plastic surgery profession are setting up. (Plastic surgeons thrive on your belief that this is a problem that must be fixed)

And think about what example you are setting for other young girls with your self hatred and desperate need to change who you are. Imagine a 12yr old girl trying to find out if she is ‘normal’ or not, stumbling across this site and reading all these posts.

You don’t have to take this advice, that’s entirely up to you but let me tell you straight that there is *absolutely* NOTHING wrong with any of you.
Lemannink
August 29th, 2009 - 01:53

I’ve had “shy” inverted nipples my whole life, no guy has every actually made a comment on them, one of the my girlfriends did once, i thought it was normal for nipples to retract when not cold/or aroused!
Lola
September 4th, 2009 - 18:07

I’m sixteen years old and i have inverted nipples. When I finally noticed that mine were “different” than normal, i tried to convince myself that they would change during puberty, but they never did. I never told anyone except my doctor. I don’t know why this has been such a source of humiliation for me, but for years now i’ve been ashamed of how weird i look. I never want to get intimate with a guy because I’m afraid that he will think i’m a freak and confirm my fears. I never even looked up the problem online! I finally found this website and have read every post written by people like me. Some of the posts made me laugh, some made me want to cry, and some made me feel a LOT better about everything…Though I know i will still continue to struggle with my self esteem, it makes me feel a lot better to know that i’m not alone and that there are others out there who have made peace with the imperfections about their bodies and feel all the more sexier for it! Thank you so much everyone
Lola
September 4th, 2009 - 18:15

After reading all the posts, another thing i started to think about was how insignificant this all really is. I don’t want to downsize anyone’s pain (god knows that i have obsessed over it enough), but i’m trying to remind myself that this really is not the end of the world.
Is it weird though that i worry that i won’t ever be able to have fun with people that i haven’t been in long-term relationships with? i’m sorry, i don’t want to sound weird (maybe its just my age) but i’m sad that i won’t ever be able to just show my body with someone i just want to have a good time with. I feel like for the rest of my life i’m going to have to wait till i have been with someone for a longgg time before getting intimate. ughhhh….
finally did it
September 5th, 2009 - 06:47

Lola thats so nice to know that the posts have made you feel better. I have had the surgery and STILL havent shown my boyfriend my boobs, Ive been with him for 5 years hes a bloody saint. But I think its all in your head because mine are almost normal now and I still cant do it. I thought surgery would be the answer but it hasnt really improved my self-esteem any at all so I think the lesson is its really not about the outside its whats on the inside and if you have low self esteem surgery wont fix it you just have to be confident in your own skin, just wish i knew how to do that! xxx
crystal
September 7th, 2009 - 00:38

To finally did it. You mentioned that even after surgery you still are not confident to show your boobs. I am so sorry to hear you still feel that way after going through with the surgery. Are you glad you had the surgery?. If you could go back would you still have it done?. Did you loose any sensation in your nipples?. Someone mentioned that they were told the nipple can die from a lack of blood circulation to the nipple?. Have you heard of this happening?. Did your surgeon tell you the risks and was this one of them. Please reply.
finally did it
September 7th, 2009 - 11:16

To Crystal

I am 110% pleased I had the surgery. They look a million times better than before although the left one has gone flat again but my surgeon is going to fix that for free once I pluck up the courage to go back again! I would recommend it to anyone. I havent lost any sensation I would say I have gained it, I have heard of the blood circulation thing but my surgeon never mentioned it so I guess its incredibly rare. Also, I have no scars whatsoever you would never know id had it. He told me the risks but the only one he said really was not being able to breastfeed afterwards. If you are stopping yourself having it done because of these factors, dont, it really is such a simple procedure and there really isnt hardly any risk at all. hope this helps xxx
Riley
September 10th, 2009 - 22:07

I bought the Avent Niplette for forty dollars and it’s seriously working. There’s Alot of improvement and all. But my boyfriend was against me fixing it because he Loves them. We even got into a big fight about it. Guys Really don’t care. What is sexy to guys is your Confidence and you do Not need surgery to fix that. The surgery I am guessing costs around something like 3,000 dollars.. Seriously? You would pay that much money so you can take your shirt off and prance around for a boy? I understand that you feel it’s worth it to spend 3,000 dollars because it’s for your Confidence or whatever but the underlying factor is that they are just Nipples. The most insignificant small portion of mass that we are letting ruin our right to feel sexy? It’s simply wrong. I Really do recommend trying the Avent Niplette but if it doesn’t work for you than just learn to Appreciate your body. Appreciate that you can Walk and See and Hear. Appreciate that you’re brain is healthy and you can actually read and type. Appreciate that you have enough money to afford this computer that you are reading this on. Be THANKFUL you are normal in every other way except for the Small issue of inverted nipples. I work with mentally challenged kids everyday and it Kills me to know that I’m here worrying about my breasts when I know they would do Anything to be normal but live with inverted nipples. Trust me, other guys have seen mine (And one of these guys was a typical, shallow, terribly sexy, try to avoid guy) and every one of them DID NOT care. If you are having trouble learning to love yourself, or learning to be openly naked with your significant other, I suggest just Show him, orr your best friend. And they’ll tell you the truth, which is “Whats even wrong?” “Oh That?” “Whats the big deal??”. So Please suck up the courage and just Show someone, before you go off and waste perfectly good money on surgery that Coullld be going towards a wonderful pair of Chloe shoes.. Or a Alexander Wang bag.. Which Would be so totally worth it in that case.
Beau
September 20th, 2009 - 08:16

There are a few egotistical douchebag guys out there that believe they are so gorgeous it’s a woman’s privilege just to be nude with them, but speaking as a relatively average guy, most of us are just grateful that a woman wants to show us her body. When a woman takes her top off in our presence, it’s like Christmas, and a large majority of us won’t even notice that the awesome new entertainment center you got us isn’t the same brand all of our friends got, much less complain about it.
Emma
September 21st, 2009 - 17:22

“Ouch my nipples hurt.” “This is so embarrassing. My nipples are showing.” Having inverted nipples is an advantage in many ways!! I have them and love them : ) Of course I used to be insecure about them because the majority of women don’t have them. However, please please please do not let them hold you back from a thing! They are unique and totally not boring because they are so special. And no guy mature enough would ever say something to degrade you because of them. If anyone ever did, just be proud of them and act sexually confident. If you act confident, no one will care. Hell, they’d probably be jealous. Inverted nipples are hot. Be glad you’re not missing a boob. From here on out embrace it and never let it get to you again!!!
michelle
September 30th, 2009 - 01:54

I am now 20, I had the surgery at 18. I never once showed anyone my breasts. I was embarassed and I thought guys wouldnt know about them and I’d get made fun of like crazy. I had no self confidence at all. I now get hard nipples when Im in the shower or if I’m having sex. I can be naked no problem, I just love how easily the problem was fixed. It did cost a lot of money but It was so worth every penny.
Christina
October 18th, 2009 - 09:29

I’m 18 with inverted nipples, and I used to be SO insecure about them so I didn’t show my boyfriend for about 9 months. Obviously, he got sexually frustrated and we got into a fight about my insecurity, so after a lot of stuttering, I told him. His reply was the following,

“That’s it?”

and was ALL over me in a split second. We’ve had a great sex life ever since, and he always bugs me about how I forced him to miss out on my “great rack” for 9 months.

The moral of this story is YOU ARE UNIQUE, YOU ARE HEALTHY, AND YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL. If a man doesn’t see it in you because of something so minor, he is certainly not worth your time let alone the rest of your life!
Nessa
November 11th, 2009 - 13:09

I’m 20 year old and I’ve just found (YESTERDAY) that I have inverted nipples!!…. I always thought there was something different with my breast but I didn’t mind. Don’t be insecure!!…. I’ve been with a man for 4 years and he has never noticed it. They always pop up when I do some things. Soo I think a man wouldn’t mind and if he does then he doesn’t deserve you. Most important is your personality and values.

Sorry if I made writing mistakes. My english is not great.
Nessa
November 11th, 2009 - 13:14

Emma what you said is great and truth!!!!!…. I love my inverted nipples as well.
Bill
November 12th, 2009 - 16:03

I find inverted nipples to be very sexy and appealing.
Irena
November 15th, 2009 - 09:25

Hello girls. Im 20 and my left nipple is kinda flat, it gets hard when im cold/in the shower/or when stimulated. and my right one is inverted (the 3rd stage, always inwards). Its the worst, looks even more weird that having both inverted. Im very embarrassed, i want to get a surgery for myself. I have a bf and i love him very much, but every time we do it i feel uncomfortable and do everything to hide it. we always do it in peach dark and he always asks me to do it in the light or in the shower, i just make up excuses all the time, but i would love to do it in the light or shower or anywhere. I want to be more sexually active with him and do more things in the bedroom, but its like i cant be myself cos of these damn weird nipples. Every time someone mentions nipples i feel like its smth i cant have or the worst when me and my bf watch tv together and there is a sexual scene with nudity and they show boobs and nipples and how passionate they are i feel so embarrassed and not normal cos i cant do all this with him i need some help im going nuts here. how can i tell him about my nipple, how do i start talking about it ? i want to get a surgery but i heard its very expensive. I live in Toronto, Canada anyone knows good clinics and the prices ?
Please help
Thank you so much.
Beau
November 16th, 2009 - 06:02

I wouldn’t know anywhere you might have a surgery done, Irena, but like I say, a vast majority of guys won’t even care. Many probably wouldn’t even think anything of it if you never mentioned it. So if you are thinking of having the surgery just to be more attractive to him, you should definitely at least see how he feels about it first. Unless he’s very shallow, he probably won’t mind them. He might even like them. As far as bringing it up, I would say just show him and ask him if he thinks they look weird.

If you feel like you really need the surgery to be comfortable with yourself, that’s respectable. We all have a certain body image, and there’s nothing wrong with that. Personally, I don’t think inverted nipples are any more or less attractive than the more common poking out variety. I’m sure you’ve probably tried before, but my advice is to just try to be comfortable with yourself. I feel like the media spends a lot of time and money making women feel awful about their bodies, and I see no reason to make things any easier for them.
AVENT NIPLETTE WORKS TO CORRECT INVERTED NIPPLES
November 20th, 2009 - 13:47

Ladies: I too suffer your pain and enjoyment. I love my boobs and I hate them. My right one is flat when not hard and when it gets hard it’s fine and pretty. Me left one is typically flat until it get’s hard, then it retracts in. So they are not even the same and really bug me. I’ve thought about surgery for years. However, now that I’m at the point in my life I can afford it, I recently got married and we are getting ready to start working on a family – and I want to breastfeed. So, between the cosmetic correction and the worry of breastfeeing…I found this product: the Avent Niplette. IT IS AMAZING! I’ve posted the link – read the reveiws…from women like us and I would venture to say it work…95% of the time. As soon as I put them on, I saw my left nipple for the first time. I am fortunate that my husband loves my breasts, as just another part of me that he loves. However, I too struggled all through my teens and twenties with wishing they were at least the same. I also decided to love my body and forced myself to be confident in my own skin – that goes a long way – and people respect you for being confident, regardless of what you might be insecure about (meaning: I was confident in my sexuality as a women, even if I was a bit insecure about my nipple. I let my confidence rule me, not my fear.) So anyway – I’m trying to give all those young girls ideas on how to be comfortable in your own skin and also share with everyone an amazing product that works to permanantly correct inverted or flat nipples. (without damaging your milk ducts – so you can still breastfeed!) I am on day three and I can’t believe how sensitive and protruding they are. Please, for $40-$50 dollars – try this product!!! It works and you waste more money than that considering the time you worry over your nipples. I wish I could go on Oprah and tell women about this product! Good luck!

http://www.reviewcentre.com/reviews-all-63034.html

Or google: avent niplette reviews
AVENT NIPLETTE WORKS TO CORRECT INVERTED NIPPLES
November 20th, 2009 - 14:00

Check out this website too:

http://www.motheringfromtheheart.com/nipletteinfo.htm

It gives before and after pics and a good evaluation of the product.

The suctions cups do what we’ve all tried to do – get those nips to come out…This just pulls them out so easily and them bam! Seriously, I could cry I’m so grateful for this product and I believe I will be as satisfied and those who had success with surgery. Only, again, I can still breastfeed and it’s a fraction of the price. Good luck ladies.
Mac
December 17th, 2009 - 23:56

Hey. I have flat nipples, and have recently tried the Avent Niplette. I’ve found that my nipples themselves are too small to fill the cup, so my areola gets sucked into it too because the cups are soo big. Any of you ladies have the same problem?
Killbird21
January 6th, 2010 - 15:59

Hi,

I’m 20 and going in for my 1st consultation today…

I am getting married in April and want to look great naked!! haha! But I also was to be able to breastfeed. Those of you who had the surgery, are you able to breastfeed still?
I am nervous about the proceedure but I really feel like I will be happier with the surgery.
Thank you to all those who offered reassurance about getting this done!!

I will keep you updated!
finally did it
January 7th, 2010 - 06:51

Hi Killbird. I dont know if I can breastfeed but its highly unlikely. But if you hate them as much as I do I wouldnt worry about that they have made me so much more confident and changed my life. I know it is desirable to breastfeed but that is for such a short period your nipples are for life! Good Luck x
killbird21
January 13th, 2010 - 13:30

haha Thanks! I guess that is true.

I’m going in for surgery today at 4:00pm. I am a little nervous. I dont really handle pain well and they are not putting me out completely…just local numbing. Luckily, the surgery doesnt cost that much!

Wish me good luck!!!!!……i’m taking my head-phones for the surgery haha!
killbird21
January 13th, 2010 - 13:32

Oh and Mac,

Yeah I have the same problem with the nipplett….hence im going in for surgery!