Quote from: FTMax on August 20, 2016, 10:22:56 AM
Left is one month post-op, right is today at 16 months post-op. I don't remember exactly when they stopped being flat, but they did at some point along the line.

That's very interesting. One of my biggest struggles after surgery has been waiting for my nipples to start looking "normal", so it's reassuring to see how much yours improved. I wonder how that works though, like from a medical standpoint? I've seen plenty of guys who had nipples that stuck out then flattened over time which makes sense, but never ones with the opposite (until now).

Quote from: lionheart on August 24, 2016, 04:03:18 PM
That's very interesting. One of my biggest struggles after surgery has been waiting for my nipples to start looking "normal", so it's reassuring to see how much yours improved. I wonder how that works though, like from a medical standpoint? I've seen plenty of guys who had nipples that stuck out then flattened over time which makes sense, but never ones with the opposite (until now).

Me too! My surgeon, much to my surprise,said I was the first guy to ask about my nipples and not just a 3D "look" but a real 3D feel. So she was going to research it as there were a few options she had it mind. But I agree, I've never seen someone have nipples go out until FTMax. It's a hopeful sign.

That's interesting! My surgeon told me that they would start out flat and then eventually get a little bit of life to them. Did not know it wasn't the norm!

I wish you all good nipple luck

Quote from: FTMax on August 25, 2016, 02:25:14 PM
That's interesting! My surgeon told me that they would start out flat and then eventually get a little bit of life to them. Did not know it wasn't the norm!

I wish you all good nipple luck

Hm... Interesting, indeed!

And thank you!