Double Incision One of the most popular techniques, especially for those with medium to larger chests.
Peri-Areolar
A great option for those with A- or B-sized chests and good skin elasticity.
Inferior Ellipse A new technique for those who don’t quite fit the typical criteria for double incision or periareolar. 
Buttonhole A good approach for optimizing nipple-areola size, position, sensation and pigmentation. 
Inverted-T A good choice for medium to large chested individuals who would like to retain as much sensation as possible in the nipple-areola.
Keyhole
A minimally invasive procedure that's ideal for individuals with smaller chests.Dr. Daniel Kwan, MD
Rhode Island Hospital
Dept. of Plastic Surgery
235 Plain St.
Providence, Rhode Island 02905
Accepts insurance.
Dr. Micaela Weaver, DO
Women & Infants Breast Health Center
668 Eddy St
Providence, Rhode Island 02903
Accepts insurance and Medicaid.
Last updated: 08/27/26