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Not pregnant. most likely gained weight. breasts grew by a small amount. areolas are different sizes. what's happening?
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Normal: Asymmetry of breasts is common and normal. Girls your age often have "puffy" areolae. That subsides in a year or two.
Answered 10/3/2019
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