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Polythelia

polythelia-1Polythelia is also commonly known asaccessory nipple or supernumerary nipple condition. This developmental breast abnormality affects slightly less than 2% of women and less than 1% of men around the world. Supernumerary nipple is most often characterized by the growth of extramammary papilla along the natural milk lines, which are also called mammary lines or Hughes lines. These linear locations occur on the front of the torso, between the axilla and the groin. However, extra nipples can grow almost anywhere on the body in rare instances.

This report explains the growth of accessory nipples, as well as how they can be removed when the need arises.

Polythelia Condition

There are 8 levels of rating an accessory nipple, ranging from a small mark to a complete and functioning breast organ.

Most supernumerary nipples resemble a mole, or birth mark, and are only recognizable due to their anatomical placement.

Extra nipples are not harmful in any way and can be left alone with no treatment.

Some well-formed extra nipples might be considered odd looking on the body and can create emotional body image issues in the affected individual. In these cases, surgical removal of the accessory nipple is advised.

Accessory Nipple Removal

Polythelia can be easily treated through a simple, minimally invasive surgical procedure. Removal of supernumerary nipples is fast and very worthwhile for patients who are deeply affected by their atypical appearance.

Remember that even this minor surgery still carries some inherent risks. Make sure to discuss these risks with your doctor when planning your removal procedure.

Supernumerary Nipples

Women or men who have an unusual anatomy are far more likely to suffer long-term psychological problems, which can affect their self image, confidence, social interactions and general personality development.

If you are overly shy or insecure about your extra nipple or nipples, talk to a qualified cosmetic surgeon to discover just how easy it would be to remove the offending growth and return a more typical aesthetic to your chest.

If you are one of millions who embrace your extra nipple as an integral part of your body, then enjoy this feature, which makes you stand out as unique in your own way. Some people even consider this physical trait a sign of good luck or a sensual aphrodisiac.


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