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Hello-These are Montgomery glands and are completely normal. You'll notice that they can be more prominent when you're cold, similar to the way your nipples are more prominent when cold. There are variations from woman to woman, but these bumps are part of normal breast anatomy.Best wishes-
Thank you for your question. Yes, these are are normal anatomy and called Montgomery's Glands.
These bumps are called Montgomery glands.Google this and you will see they are normal bumps in the areola tissues.
Yes, these bumps are normal , they are called Montgomery's glands. You will notice them more when your nipples are cold/firm.
These bumps are entirely normal and will be more visible when your nipples are more firm. As has been said, they are known as Montgomery 's GlandsDr. Edwards
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Your areolar look perfedtly normal and show the normal Montgomery glands that most every woman has. They will become more prominent when your areolar and nipple smooth muscles respond to temperature and stimulation. Jon A Perlman M.D., FACSCertified, American Board of Plastic SurgeryABC-TV Extreme Makeover Plastic SurgeonBeverly Hills, California
Yes, it is possible to plump nipples with injectable filler and/or fat injections. As with any procedure there are the usual risks of bruising or infection. The filler can resorb over time and may need to be repeated over a period of 1 to 2 years. Best wishes, Dr. Lepore
Nipple shortening or reduction can be done successfully either alone as an in office procedure or in combination with other breast surgery. Whether you plan to breast feed again in the future is really important to share with your surgeon as many techniques will affect future breastfeeding. Your...
Thank you for asking about your nipples and breasts.Yes, the divided nipple can be corrected with a minor operation.Your breast asymmetry can be corrected either with a reduction of the larger breast or an implant in the smaller breast.Always see a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. Hope you find...
