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Is it normal for my daughter's areola to be lighter than the other? her lighter one looks like it's 'fading' and turning skin-coloured
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Possibly: Pigment can vary in certain body parts. See your doctor if there is a concern as an exam is needed for skin complaints.
Answered 9/29/2016
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