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Inverted nipples are commonly observed and can lead to challenges in breastfeeding, sexual experiences, and dissatisfaction with one's physical appearance. Currently, there is a lack of consensus on the optimal treatment approach. The use of a smooth silicone implant to reconstruct the nipple-areola complex in post-mastectomy breast reconstruction has recently been proposed. This study presents the first case using this approach in a patient with a grade II inverted nipple who previously failed conventional reconstructive surgical treatment.
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