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My daughter who is 20 years old, her both areola is changing colours to light, is it normal?
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Race matters: Areola are more or less pigmented based upon racial origin. In Asians and Caucasians the areola are lighter in color and African Americans and Hispanics darker.
Answered 9/18/2017
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