Areolas respond to the female hormones in our body. With pregnancy, women's areolas become darker and fade after childbirth or after finishing breastfeeding. Noticing that your areolas are getting lighter at your age is likely related to approaching menopause or actually being in...
Asymmetry of the nipples and breasts is not uncommon in women. In fact, most people have asymmetry of most of their body areas; eyes, ears, hands, etc. In your case, an elevation of the drooping nipple can be done, sometimes under local anesthesia. Assuming that your breast...
