Dr. Eric Barker’s sophisticated eye for artistry allows for refined nipple repair results that elevate the look of the breast and create a more youthful, inviting aesthetic. He uses state-of-the-art techniques that are precisely curated for each individual patient, ensuring a long-lasting and successful outcome.

Dr. Barker is an expert Cosmetic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, specializing in breast and body cosmetic procedures. He has a reputation for elegant, natural-looking outcomes that are carefully tailored to each patient’s wishes and goals. His eye for artistry and extensive training background result in a seamless client experience that is rewarding and empowering.

Peak Plastic Surgery Center in Denver, CO offers patients a world-class practice environment where cutting-edge technology and state-of-the-art amenities combine to provide the ultimate in concierge medical care. From our spacious, relaxing treatment suites to the dedication and commitment of every staff member and practitioner, Peak Plastic Surgery Center has garnered a reputation for excellence in and beyond the Denver area.

While breast surgery goes a long way in restoring the figure after aging, pregnancy, or weight loss, the picture may be incomplete without additional procedures to correct oversized nipples and areolas. With nipple and areola repair performed by Dr. Barker in Denver, sensitivity and sensation in the area are preserved while aesthetic concerns such as enlargement, asymmetry, and poor placement are beautifully corrected.

After your areola and nipple reduction procedure, you will receive a compression garment, which helps to minimize swelling and keep your newly sculpted nipples protected. Swelling, bruising, and discomfort will peak in the first few days and then gradually subside. Dr. Barker will provide a personalized aftercare plan along with pain medications to ensure a smooth, seamless healing process. Most clients can resume work within a few days, being careful to avoid strenuous activity and heavy lifting for around 3-4 weeks, or as instructed by Dr. Barker.