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Do I have constricted/tuberous breasts? If so, what would be the best method of action? (Photo)

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I noticed when I first started developing my breasts looked adnormal. They look normal when my nipples are erect but not so much when they are not. If I do have constricted breasts would the surgical entrance be the the areola? I am not so concerned with the nipples themselves as I am the breast shape. I have also read that constricted breasts are a symptom of PCOS is this true?

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