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Please tell me, could a person have two accessory breasts?
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Yes: You can actually have even more than that, though rare! accessory breast tissue and nipples are common and occur along what is known as the 'milk line' extending from the axillary region to the groin. It is easily addressed surgically in most cases if aethetic concerns.
Answered 2/27/2017
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