Surgery to Remove Extra Nipples?

It is not uncommon for people to have accessory (extra nipples).  They can occur on one side or both.  I would visit with a board certified plastic surgeon to have these remove.  As far as insurance, I would check both with the insurance carrier as well as with your surgeon as this may be covered.

Thanks for all of your questions about extra nipples. I think a lot of women will benefit from this question and answer section, because having extra nipples is much more common than you think! 1. There are no home remedies to remove extra nipples. 2. Wart remover does not work3. Often insurance will cover the removal of extra nipples, especially if there is any breast tissue under them4. Removal of the extra nipples is a quick and easy office procedure under numbing shots, you would be back to life in <24hrs. If there is breast tissue to remove as well, recovery could be longer. Best of luck!

Surgical excision by a plastic surgeon is the appropriate treatment for the removal of extra nipples.  

Having redundant nipples is very common; just under the breast and in the axilla in particular.  The surgery is typically straightforward and can be done under local anaesthetic.  You will have a small scar but that should fade away with time.  Do NOT use a topical treatment.  You will not get the result you want and the surgery to correct it will costs more and not look as nice as if you had it done properly from the outset.  This is your body, it is worth it.

Extra nipples, also known as polythelia, are easily removed, usually under local anesthesia, just like a mole.  There are no effective home remedies.  Sometimes people even have extra breasts (polymastia).  The most common area is under the arm.  These too can be removed.  Insurance will usually cover this probalem.