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Nipple reconstruction is very safe and usually can be done without general anesthesia. Probably the most common problem encountered is a delayed loss of projection of the nipple. Very rarely the tissue used to reconstruct the nipple can become necrotic (die) resulting in loss or deformity of the reconstructed nipple.
