Question 1

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!

Question 2

i have red/pink veins on both of my breasts, and they don't go away. is this normal, and are there any ways to get rid of them?

Accepted Answer

Likely normal: If no masses or cysts, this is likely normal, and not likely to go away

Question 3

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 4

how to get rid of my saggy breasts?

Accepted Answer

Usually by a lift : Sagging (or ptosis) is universal and treatment commonly means some type of surgical lift. Less common is the deflated breast which needs only augmentation. Commonly, both lifting and augmentation are performed together. A thorough evaluation by your surgeon should answer all of your concerns.

Question 5

how can i get rid of breasts pain?

Accepted Answer

Breast Pain: It could be related to your menstrual cycle. If your cycle is irregular or heavy, talk to your doctor about the use of birth control pills to help regulate your hormones. In addition, some individuals are sensitive to caffine. So, decrease or eliminate use of it. It may take several months to decrease the pain. Also, taking vitamins such as E may be helpful or even a day or 2 of Tylenol/Advil.

Question 6

how to get rid of cellulitis in breasts?

Accepted Answer

Antibiotics: Treatment for cellulitis is with antibiotics, usually oral. See your doctor for further evaluation.

Question 7

how can i get rid of dark areas under my breast?

Accepted Answer

See your physician: Dark areas under the breast is common, especially with large breasts. Could be sign of more serious problem. Possible causes -intertrigo (a fungal rash) and acanthosis nigricans. Intertrigo treated by keeping clean and dry, possibly needs topical creams and powders prescribed by your doctor. Acanthosis nigricans is often seen as dark, velvety skin patches - may be a sign of diabetes or pcos.

Question 8

please give advice on how to get rid of men breast?

Accepted Answer

Gynecomastia: The most common cause of "male breasts" on both sides is weight gain.  Getting on an exercise regimen and changing your dietary habits can help.  There are some medications that can cause gynecomastia (enlarged male breast tissue).  I recommend reviewing your medications with your doctor. In some cases, it may need to be surgically removed.

Question 9

is there a good way to get rid of the acne on my breasts?

Accepted Answer

Same as anywhere : The difficulty  with breast acne is that they tend to be covered most of the time.  Occlusion of oil glands increases acne.  Consult your gynecologist or family doctor for diagnosis and help.  Benzoyl peroxide topically is helpful.

Question 10

what is the best way to get rid of milk glands in a teenage girl's breasts?

Accepted Answer

Odd question: The milk glands make up the bulk of the non-fat/non-connective tissue in the breast. Getting rid of them would require surgically removing the breast tissue. Why you would want to do this to a teenager is not clear from your post.

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