For breast conserving mammoplasty, the persistent problem of blue staining of the skin left after blue dye injection affects the overall aesthetics of the breast after the breast conservation procedure and causes distress to patients . Herein, through a case report, we proposed that for breast tumors adjacent to the nipple areola area, a double-ring incision could be used to remove the tumor and injecting blue dye into the skin within the double-ring incision subcutaneously to mark the sentinel lymph nodes could be considered as a satisfying method, because the blue skin could be removed intraoperatively by de-epithelializing and forming a new areola border with purse-string sutures.