How can I get rid of accessory breasts? Are there any harms in having accessory breasts?

Many girls have accessory breasts. What are accessory breasts? How can they be eliminated? What are the dangers of accessory breasts?

Choice of bra size; correct wearing; sports massage;

There are two methods for accessory breast removal. If the accessory breast is caused by improper dressing or simple fat accumulation, it can be removed through liposuction surgery, and the wound is about 0.5 cm;

If there is breast tissue in the accessory breast and the breast needs to be removed, you can choose to cut along the armpit crease line and make a 2-3 cm long incision, which will be hidden in the armpit.

1. Accessory breast is a kind of chest deformity, which not only affects the female body shape, but also brings harm to the body. Different types of accessory breasts bring different harms. If it is an incomplete accessory breast, especially when there are no glands in the accessory breast, it is not dangerous to health and will not cause lesions.

2. When a woman develops complete accessory breast, it is easy to develop various breast diseases because the accessory breast has normal breast tissue structure and physiological characteristics, and the possibility of disease is much greater than that of normal breasts.

3. Some accessory breasts are connected to normal breasts. During the lactation period of women, milk will enter the accessory breasts. Because the accessory breasts have no nipples, the milk will accumulate, which can easily cause swelling, inflammation, and suppuration.

The accessory breast tissue is actually one of the normal tissues of the human body, which is mostly caused by incomplete degeneration during the embryonic development of the human body. Most of them do not have nipples and areolas. If the accessory breast gland is relatively large and affects the appearance, the most effective treatment is surgery. It is recommended to choose anti-inflammatory treatment and then surgically remove the accessory breast gland.

Accessory breasts are generally not inherited, and the cause of accessory breasts is usually related to congenital developmental abnormalities. If a woman is pregnant or breastfeeding, the fluctuation of sex hormones in the body may cause accessory breast hyperplasia, resulting in pain and swelling. If the accessory breasts are small and do not have a significant impact on daily life, they can be left untreated, but a suitable bra should be worn at ordinary times. If the symptoms are severe and pain occurs, surgical removal can be used for treatment.