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Is it normal for nipples to get smaller in length after pubertal gynecomastia subsides?
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Yes: As you loose the excess tissue, the nipples and areolas will decrease in size.
Answered 9/29/2019
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Yes but Varies: Yes, as the breasts in general decreases in size, the nipple/areola complexes may also appear smaller in size. Sometimes, men do present with a desire to further decrease nipple and/or areola size, even if gynecomastia is not a concern for them.
Answered 9/8/2013
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