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An inverted nipple is a condition in which the nipple is buried below the plane of the areola, characterized by short galactophorous ducts, periductal fibrosis, and lack of soft tissue under the nipple base. This deformity is a relatively common problem, with reported prevalence ranging from 1.8 to 3.3% [1]. Inverted nipples can pose aesthetic and functional problems, especially for young women. The objectives of inverted nipple correction are both sufficient aesthetic projection of the nipple and postoperative functional preservation of the lactiferous ducts. Over time, surgeons have used various areolar dermal flap techniques to correct this condition. However, recurrence of nipple inversion is still an unsolved problem in many cases. In this article, we present a new nipple suspension technique using nippleand areola-based dermal flaps for correcting inverted nipples and preserving the lactiferous duct to minimize the risk of recurrence. Jun Ho Park, Syeo Young Wee, Hyun Gyo Jeong, Chang Yong Choi

A Novel Lactiferous Duct Preserving Method for Inverted Nipples: An Inlay Wrap-Around Flaps Supporting the Nipple Column.