I am confused about which nerves control areola contraction, are they different to the nerves that control sensation? My right areola only gets hard if manually stimulated and doesn't contract to cold,I have some loss of sensation in it to. 6 weeks post op tuba 300cc unders.
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Answer: Different nerves cause nipple/areola to contract than those that provide sensation.
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