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Thanks for your questions.No two breasts are identical and therefore the nipple and areolas can be quite different too. Sometimes the differences can be quite obvious, other times it can be more subtle.If the size discrepancy is of concern, I would suggest seeing a surgeon to have the area examined and then you will be able to determine what is the best option for you.I hope this is of helpBW
Thank you for sharing your question. It is more the norm than the exception that different areola size exists between your right and left breasts. Hope this helps.
Rest assured that it is normal and very common to have some degree of asymmetry. In fact, we often see patients who not only have differences in areola diameter, but may have differences in cup size. Know that if you are troubled by the difference that simple procedures often can provide symmetry. Consider seeing a BCPS for a formal consultation.
From your photos, it's possible that your breasts could be tuberous or that you just have a large areola. Unfortunately this is not something that could be fixed without surgery. It's not abnormal - it's just that breasts come in all different shapes and sizes. If you were interested in surgery,...
Nipples are not meant to be permanently erect - they would only become very sore (as in athletes who run a marathon and get very sore nipples from chafing). You could look to have HA fillers injected into the nipples which would stiffen them, fillers last about two years and may give...
Your condition is not common -- it is a developmental abnormality. One of the sides has two rudimentary nipples. Surgery can be done to remove the intervening tissue and parts of each nipple that face each other, thereby resulting in a single nipple. The other side has three rudimentary ni...