What medicine to take to treat accessory breast

In summer, the streets are full of girls wearing suspenders, but some people dare not wear suspenders because of accessory breasts. They are afraid that when they wear suspenders, the accessory breasts will be obviously squeezed out, which looks very embarrassing. In fact, there is no way to treat accessory breasts. The main purpose is still conditioning. If necessary, surgery can be used to achieve the treatment effect. However, most accessory breasts are breast deformities that will affect the appearance and are prone to malignant changes, so special attention needs to be paid to treatment.

Accessory breasts appear in the fetus and are a congenital abnormality. A small number of women have an abnormal phenomenon in which their excess breasts do not degenerate or degenerate incompletely in adulthood, which is also known as polymastia, aberrant breasts, or supernumerary breasts. Can occur unilaterally or bilaterally.

Medical theory holds that accessory breasts are often underdeveloped tissues, most of which look like baby breasts, or only have darker skin pigmentation and a little bit of thickening in the center, similar to a small nipple. Some have only mammary glands, some have only nipples, but there are also cases where the complete breast (nipple, areola, glands) can be seen in the armpit and are relatively large. The accessory breasts also become swollen and painful before menstruation, and increase significantly during pregnancy. Those with nipples may even secrete milk during breastfeeding.

So under what circumstances is surgical removal of accessory breast necessary?

1. Accessory breast is a multiple breast deformity that affects appearance. For patients with larger anterior axillary accessory breasts that affect their appearance and clothing, and who have urgent surgical requirements, they can undergo accessory breast surgery.

2. If there is an obvious hard nodule inside; if there is accessory breast fibroma, nipple discharge, obvious swelling and pain in the lump, and there is a certain possibility of malignancy; if the lump has increased significantly in recent time, accessory breast surgery may be considered.

3. There are obvious pain symptoms; the pain symptoms affect the patient's life.

4. Patients with accessory breast fibroids or nipple discharge should undergo accessory breast surgery.

5. If the diagnosis is unclear and other tumors cannot be ruled out, accessory breast surgery can be used to improve the accessory breast.

The surgical incision for accessory breast removal can be made in a hidden place under the armpit. The plastic surgery department will try to reduce the length of the wound and use fine plastic suture techniques to suture the wound. The wound is hidden and generally not easy to see.