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An Account of Wanting to Go Buy a Thin Cotton Tee
An Account of Wanting to Go Buy a Thin Cotton Tee
When summer comes, clothing grows thinner.
For most people it is a welcome season, but not for those bothered by prominent nipples showing through. They can't comfortably wear a single thin T-shirt, and every time they pick out clothes, they end up checking the thickness first.
This is the story of a patient who recently underwent nipple reduction surgery.
The direction of the worry
This patient's worry lay less in the surgery itself than in what came after.
"I was worried it might interfere with my daily life after surgery."
Would he have to take time off work, would it be noticeable. These are things people considering nipple reduction commonly ask. In consultation, we make an effort to explain this "life after surgery" concretely.
The day he came without an appointment
This patient came to the clinic without an appointment.
Even so, he noted in his account that the consultation proceeded kindly and calmly. We try not to be a clinic that is kind only to the prepared visitor. The day someone suddenly summons their courage may be, for that person, the most important day. Knowing how hard it is for men to find time during a workday, we understand well what courage such a visit must have taken.
The first thing he wanted to do after surgery
His answer was modest. To go buy a thin cotton tee.
Clothes that had been pushed aside in the closet returning once again as options. The result of nipple reduction surgery is often confirmed first in the closet, before the mirror.
Rather than worrying, start with a consultation
To those with the same concern, he left the message that rather than dragging out worry alone, one should first come for a consultation. That said, this is advice drawn from his own experience, and whether surgery is needed is a matter to judge after confirming your own condition through an examination.
This patient said he would be glad if his account could help someone. As he wished, we hope these words reach those who hesitate before a thin T-shirt.