Question 1

one of my breasts is much bigger than the other, my areola's look massive, and i have blue veins. how can i get rid of this and is it normal?

Accepted Answer

Normal: Breasts can vary in size including areola. This is the way your body formed. Unless it is disease related: get a breast exam- i would not recommend surgery. In the final analysis- yes it is normal- plastic surgery would be a last resort.

Question 2

i can see blue veins on my breasts and i find them very unattractive. is there anyway to prevent this or make them less noticeable? bio oil maybe?

Accepted Answer

If they are small,: and superficial,maybe sclerotherapy would help get rid of them. Otherwise,  I don't know any other treatment for this. Talk to a Dermatologist on Health Tap for more in depth answers. I hope this helps!

Question 3

is there any way to get rid of blue veins/lines around mouth?

Accepted Answer

Laser Therapy/others: These are spider veins and needs to be examined and if that is what it is,it can be treated with v beam lasers,microphlebectomy or injections.Lasers are the preferred method as it is non invasive and effective.Consult a Dermatologist or a Plastic Surgeon

Question 4

what is a normal age to get blue veins on breasts?

Accepted Answer

Usually 20 plus.: I am amazed about how often I have women ask me about the veins on their breast.  Occasionally they are spider veins but mostly they are blue veins.  These are almost always normal findings and normal variations of chest veins.  They tend to be more pronounced in fair skinned females and they may be related to hereditary factors or even pregnancies. They tend to increase as women age after 20-30.

Question 5

i am 16 years old and have noticed blue veins on my breasts, what can i do to safely get them to not show any more?

Accepted Answer

This is normal: the best thing to do is accept this as part of the beautiful, normal you :)

Question 6

blue veins on breast & one goin through nipples.. they get sore from time to time! what does this mean..?

Accepted Answer

Hmm: There is a condition called mondor's disease. This is a painful condition caused by a thrombophlebitis ( blood clot ) of a vein on the breast. It is benign and self limiting. You mention soreness, well it could be...
Are you  breast feeding, felt any lumps in the breast/arm pit? See you obgyn or a surgeon. Do not neglect!

Question 7

i have faint blue veins on my breasts, and my aerolas are getting bigger, my breasy feel fuller, i am due to get my period in 3 days, could i be preg?

Accepted Answer

Well..: If you've had unprotected sex around the time of ovulation then yes, it could be a sign of pregnancy.  Sometimes the latter half of your cycle which has increased progesterone can cause the breast symptoms as well.  if you miss your period then take a pregnancy test.

Question 8

blue veins appear on my breast and they arent going ?? even on leg it appears is it cause of concern and what is it i do get my period but the cycle length is long like 39 days and they occur in light flow?

Accepted Answer

Veins : It sounds like you are simply seeing the veins beneath the skin. Consider scheduling a visit for a breast exam. Depending on your skin tone and the size of the breast this may be perfectly normal.

Question 9

i'm only 3 days away from my period. my breast are sore w/slight blue veins. i'm get slightly nauseous off and on. i checked my cervix and it's closed?

Accepted Answer

Breast pain: Breast tenderness and nausea can be normal signs of nearing your period. There is no reason to check your cervix as it would be closed unless you were pregnant and going into labor. I would recommend not doing this as it can cause infections. These symptoms also could be related to early pregnancy and you should take pregnancy test if you don't get your period

Question 10

i have prominent veins on my breasts? how can i get rid of the
and should this be a concern ?

Accepted Answer

No and no: The veins drain blood away from tissue, and sometimes they are located closer to the skin in some women, which makes them more visible.  In young women, such as you at age 16, the breasts are developing and responding to hormone signals.  I would not worry.  And please no plastic surgery!  Best wishes!

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One of my breasts is much bigger than the other, my areola's look massive, and i have blue veins. how can i get rid of this and is it normal?

A member asked:

I can see blue veins on my breasts and i find them very unattractive. is there anyway to prevent this or make them less noticeable? bio oil maybe?

A member asked:

Is there any way to get rid of blue veins/lines around mouth?

A member asked:

What is a normal age to get blue veins on breasts?

A member asked:

I am 16 years old and have noticed blue veins on my breasts, what can i do to safely get them to not show any more?

A member asked:

Blue veins on breast & one goin through nipples.. they get sore from time to time! what does this mean..?

A member asked:

I have faint blue veins on my breasts, and my aerolas are getting bigger, my breasy feel fuller, i am due to get my period in 3 days, could i be preg?

A member asked:

Blue veins appear on my breast and they arent going ?? even on leg it appears is it cause of concern and what is it i do get my period but the cycle length is long like 39 days and they occur in light flow?

A member asked:

I'm only 3 days away from my period. my breast are sore w/slight blue veins. i'm get slightly nauseous off and on. i checked my cervix and it's closed?

A member asked:

I have prominent veins on my breasts? how can i get rid of the and should this be a concern ?

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