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I notice some very tiny black hair (hardly noticeable/dots) growing in the middle of my breasts and some inner & lower parts of my breasts. problem?
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Probably: COMPLETELY normal....If you remove such hairs yourself they may grow back as coarser and blacker replacements..see a Dermatologist if you are concerned about the COSMETIC effects! Hope this helps! Dr Z
Answered 7/9/2015
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