Breast discoloration / bumps. How can I treat this? (Photo)

These small bumps are common after pregnancy and are normal. There is no treatment for them but they are not a cause for concern. Pigmentation of the areola can fluctuate with hormonal changes.

Montgomery tubercles are small bumps around your nipples and are completely normal. They are most common during pregnancy and breastfeeding, as well as around puberty and throughout the menstrual cycle. Still, people can develop them for several reasons. Montgomery tubercles shouldn't hurt.

It’s very common to develop more Montgomery’s glands during pregnancy and while breast-feeding. Usually they become less prominent after the pregnancy is over, but often some will still remain. There is really no treatment for them. They are normal. It’s very common to see these changes after a pregnancy.
No particular treatment is indicated or necessary.
Some women do get certain color changes with pregnancy on their skin. Usually these things subside after the pregnancy is over.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD