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Hi. I presume you mean areola (the pigmented part around the nipple) - 7 out of 8 women have minor differences between their breasts in termsof nipple position/volume/position of the crease under the breasts, so this is normal. If you look at some of the photos on the link below you will see how different people's breasts can be. If it bothers you the difference can be corrected. There are trade-offs however - you have permanent scars around yourareola. Regards Dr Charles Cope
Many women with inverted nipples find they have no problem breast feeding, while others do not even try, having been told that it is not possible with inverted nipples. Certainly the degree of ductal tethering (and the resultant severity of inversion) has something to do with being able to...
It is not uncommon to have an extra nipple on the chest (anywhere from the groin area up towards the armpit) - in both women and men! They can be removed with a relatively easy procedure. Seek out a qualified surgeon who does breast surgery for a consultation. A good...
Most likely due to your own hormonal changes or if you take birth control pills than this could have caused the darkening.
Like dogs and cats, all of us have multiple nipples when we are fetuses. Fortunately, all but two magically disappear before we are born--most of the time. Occasionally accessory nipples will be present, most commonly in the underarm or along the lower rib cage. These accessory...
Thank you for asking about treatment for your accessory (extra) nipples. Accessory nipples are common but not easy to diagnose. Your GP did well - congratulations to her. Liquid nitrogen doesn't go deep enough to remove them. You are unlikely to get a refund...
Great questions and difficult reconstruction. Any breast surgery can effect your breast feeding. If breast feeding is critical to you then I would not have breast surgery. Additionally you may loose nipple sensation during the correction. Although not common it can happen and you should discuss...