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Hi, my daughter (who is 11) has small skin-coloured bumps on her areola, is it normal that there are bumps on her areola?
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Areaola Glands: Glands of Montgomery are present on the areola, and become more prominent during puberty. These are perfectly normal structures, and should not be of health concern.
Answered 8/29/2014
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