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Do I have tubular breasts & will areola reduction fix the look? (Photo)

June 6, 2022
Asked By:ann753 in Fore Store, Virginia

Do I have tubular breasts or just big puffy areolas? My breasts look “normal” when my areolas are hard, and I like when they look like that. Would it be possible to get an areola reduction to fix the look?

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