I have 4 extra nipples located on my stomach and I really don't like them. How can they be removed? (photo)

They are pretty easy to remove but unfortunately there will be scars afterwards but if you think of it as a trade--that is you are trading a scar for a nipple then I think it is worth it as the scar will be flat compared to a raised nipple. If you are unsure then you can start by just removing one nipple and see how the scar looks and decide if you want to remove the other three. It can all be done under a local anesthetic in the office with essentially no down time.Supernumerary nipples are fairly common so something that every plastic surgeons should have a lot of experience with.Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery
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The medical terminology for these supranumerary nipples is polythelia.  The treatment is straight forward elliptical excision of these redundant nipples with primary closure, i.e. cut them up and sew them up.  The scars will be less obvious than the multiple nipples.  

Yes they can be removed by surgical excision. At each location there will be a small scar, the size of which will depend on the size of the spot being removed. Various scar treatments can minimize the appearance of these resulting scars.