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One of my breasts is much bigger than the other, my areola's look massive, and i have blue veins. how can i get rid of this and is it normal?
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Normal: Breasts can vary in size including areola. This is the way your body formed. Unless it is disease related: get a breast exam- i would not recommend surgery. In the final analysis- yes it is normal- plastic surgery would be a last resort.
Answered 4/20/2018
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