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I only have one inverted nipple. how do i get it back to normal?
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Unilateral inversion: If it has always been inverted than it will likely remain that way (except when stimulated or with surgical change). However if it was a protruding nipple that has now become retracted inward - please seek prompt medical evaluation. Take care.
Answered 3/3/2017
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