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Thank you for sharing your question. Without a full series of photographs it is difficult to offer definite advice, but color changes to the areola are not uncommon, and tend to result from hormonal changes within the body. Similarly, little bumps around the nipple could be small skin tags or the glands of Montgomery, both of which are benign and normal. I would recommend seeing your ob/gyn for an in-person evaluation, they can offer you the best advice. Hope this helps.
This is an interesting problem that I see on occasion in my office in both men and women. Sebaceous glands on the areola are also known as "Glands of Montgomery" . They make oily secretions to keep the areola and nipple lubricated and protected. They may also produce secretions that st...
Your nipple should go back to normal but please stop using crazy glue on it. The ducts in your nipple can absorb some of the glue not to mention that the materials in the glue are not good for your skin on a long term basis. I would put some hydrocortisone cream on it until it feels healed and...
There is a % of the appearance related to genetic pass down. Each person also has their own anatomic developmental causes also/.
