The problem of small breasts and large nipples

For many female friends, they are very concerned about the size of their breasts. In the eyes of many medical professionals, healthy care is more important. Regardless of the size of the breasts, healthy care is needed to ensure the health of our breasts. The breast development and chest circumference standards can be used to determine whether the development is good. It is particularly important to check our breasts regularly and should not be ignored.

1. From an aesthetic point of view, hemispherical and conical breasts are considered to be more ideal in appearance.

2. The distance between the two nipples is between 22 and 26 cm, and the breasts are slightly tilted outward naturally.

3. The breasts are slightly raised and about 8 to 10 cm thick.

4. The areola is no larger than a 1-yuan coin, has a rosy pink color, and has a clear boundary with the breast skin. The pigmentation after marriage is brown.

5. The nipple should be protruding, not inverted, and its size should be 1/3 of the diameter of the areola.

6. The relationship between the perfect bust size and height of Chinese women is: height × 0.53. Calculated as follows: Chest circumference ÷ height (cm) ≤ 0.49 Chest circumference - too small = (0.5-0.53) - standard ≥ 0.53 - beautiful > 0.6 - chest circumference is too large That is to say, for a mature woman of 1.60 meters, her standard chest circumference should be 84.8 cm; for a mature woman of 1.70 meters, her standard chest circumference should be 90.1 cm.

Whether it is ACUP or DCUP, breasts are equally important to every woman. Because she symbolizes the femininity of women and is a symbol of unconditional maternal love. Breasts are so important to us, so of course we must take good care of their health.

The incidence of breast cancer in women is much higher than that in men. This shows that women's breasts, regardless of size, need to be taken care of immediately, and their health can be determined through measurement and examination. If there are some discrepancies from the standards, we can consult a doctor and not put psychological burden on ourselves.