Inverted Nipples
Inverted Nipples, Since anywhere from ten to twenty percent of all women have them. They do not pose any health risk, although they may be troublesome to new mothers attempting to get an infant to latch on to the breast and feed. The easiest way to check whether your nipples are innies or outies is to gently pinch behind one, around the edges of the areola (the dark circle). If the nipple protrudes, it is an outie. However, an inverted nipple will actually retract into the breast.
For these women, most solutions are rather simple. As an added bonus, the cheapest fixes are even free! Inverted nipples are actually connected to the breast tissue underneath them by bands of connective tissue. If these connections can be loosened or broken, the nipple will stand out. Some easy solutions to try include coaxing the nipple out with ice or stimulation. Gently rolling the nipple may do the trick. For pregnant women who need to correct nipples for breastfeeding, breast shells may be found in either maternity shops or in the hospital maternity ward. Worn inside the bra, breast shells consist of a small plastic disc with a hole in the center, which allows the nipple to protrude. The disc is then covered by a dome to allow air to circulate. The shell exerts some pressure, encouraging the nipple to stand outward.
Beyond breastfeeding, since there is no medical evidence that inverted nipples are harmful, women who dislike them face a largely cosmetic problem. If the solutions above don’t work, she does have the option of plastic surgery. Several different procedures can be used to correct inverted nipples, and most are geared towards keeping sensation and ability to breastfeed intact. With all the routes surgery can take, a woman should thoroughly explore her options and discuss her goals clearly and thoroughly with a surgeon before she undergoes any procedure.
Inverted Nipples was first posted on December 31, 2009 at 5:55 pm.
Hasselbeck Nipple Slip
October 20, 2009 by Trend PK
Filed under World News
Elisabeth Hasselbeck returned to today’s hearing, after delivery birth to her youngest son Isaiah, and the theme of the day was a nipple slip Hasselbeck.
Hasselbeck showed a picture of Isaiah, and told a panel about how he had sent a picture of her and the baby which also included the proverbial nip slip. 
“You know when your baby smiles for the first time?” He said. “I come to the iPhone – I just feed him – and I took the photo. And he had this huge grin and was the most beautiful image, so you immediately forward it to everyone in my family mailing list,” said , reciting a list of family members. “I go home and open the photo … No wonder why he is smiling, because my nipple is in the picture! It’s worse than drunk dialing to send pictures after the birth.”
Sherri Shepherd rightly pointed out that while “not sex when you have a tit in your mouth!”
Hasselbeck Nipple Slip was first posted on October 20, 2009 at 8:54 pm.
