Girls with protruding nipples

Breasts are an important female sexual characteristic. As women grow older, their breasts will gradually develop. Generally speaking, the nipples of girls during puberty will not change significantly, but when girls are sixteen or seventeen years old, their nipples will become more obvious, so it is normal for girls to have protruding nipples. If a girl's nipples are not prominent, she needs to pay enough attention to it, because it will affect breastfeeding in the future!

1. Is it normal for girls to have non-protruding nipples?

As girls grow older, they will slowly enter puberty. Generally, girls will experience development after puberty. During this stage of development, the female body will continue to change, especially the female breasts. Generally, girls' nipples are not obviously protruding during this stage of development, but this is also relatively normal and generally does not require too much treatment.

2. When do girls’ nipples become prominent?

1. Girls' breasts usually start to grow with nipples. The nipples of girls usually become prominent when they are between the ages of 16 and 17. As the breasts develop gradually, the nipples will become noticeably prominent. At this time, the breasts are full, with clear lines, and the nipples are large and prominent.

2 The first part of a girl's body to develop is her breasts. If there are symptoms of breast hypoplasia or underdeveloped nipples during the developmental stage, it should be taken seriously. The nipples should be pulled down more often to avoid nipple retraction, which will affect future breastfeeding.

3. Generally, after girls enter puberty and their breasts are fully developed, they should pay attention to breast care. Generally, after they are 16 to 18 years old, they should pay attention to the choice of bras. When choosing a bra, they should choose one with good quality and not wear it too tight, so as to avoid the bra being too tight that will compress the nipples and affect the development and protrusion of the nipples.

3. Notes:

It is worth noting that if a girl is still in the developmental stage and her breasts have not developed after she is over 16 years old, she should be alert to whether it is a manifestation of delayed sexual development or ovarian hypoplasia. When a girl's breasts have not started to develop for a long time after her first menstruation, she must go to the hospital for examination to understand the cause so that countermeasures can be taken.