Objective To introduce a simple, effective and less wounded approach to rectify an inverted nipple. Methods Patients lian down in a horizontal position, two circles were drawm in diameters of 2.5 cm and 3.5 cm, respectively, in the centre of nipple. Routine disinfection and local anaesthesia were performed, a small incision in 0.3 cm was cut around inner and outer circular arc each, and then # 4 and # 7 threads were buried, respectively, under inner and outer cycles of skin. The inverted nipple was lifted by crossing those two threads, tying # 4 and # 7 thread (not so strong), and finally incisions were sewn by 5.0 thread. 7 days later, stitches were removed but no extrusion done within 3 months after surgery. Results Lactation was normal, and nipple and mammary areola were satisfied by patients. Conclusion The main cause of inverted nipple is imbalance growth for nipple and mammary areola muscle, and lack of tissue to support under nipple. Using double buried purse-ring suture, it is not only strong the nipple root, and block the gap when nipple is retracting, but also make nipple be beautiful and does not affect lactation. It is an easy and useful operation, with less damage to normal tissues and quick recovery.