Can acne on the areola be squeezed out?

The areola is a part of the female breast, mainly the darker area. The color of the areola varies at different ages. The color of the areola during puberty is rose red, while the areola of a woman who has just given birth is dark brown. Some female friends find that their areola has acne, and they will squeeze it because they think it is weird. There are many reasons for acne on the areola, but can you squeeze it?

What is the matter with acne on the areola? Sometimes it is directly related to women's diseases, as follows:

1. Neurofibroma: The pimples on the areola are often a small part of the fibroma throughout the body. In fact, they are groups of soft, light brown, pendulous tumors. They will not make women feel uncomfortable and will not hurt when touched. Under normal circumstances, surgery is not required in this case. If the acne is too large and affects the appearance, it needs to be removed surgically.

2. Breast lipoma: This is the most common benign tumor that appears on the surface of the breast. Most of them occur in obese women because these women have a lot of fat on their bodies. The patients are between 30 and 50 years old. It grows very slowly and the possibility of malignancy is very low. The main treatment method is surgical resection, and you will basically vomit after the resection. The removed tissue needs to be examined to clarify the nature of the tumor.

3. Soft fibroma: This type of tumor mostly occurs in the nipple area of ​​women. The surface of the tumor is similar in color to the surrounding skin, and it is connected to the skin by a pedicle. It feels soft when touched. If the skin tag is large and unsightly, it should be removed from the pedicle, including some normal tissue.

It seems that acne on the areola is closely related to some tumor diseases. I hope that women with acne on the areola can find out what disease they have as soon as possible and then receive targeted treatment, so that the acne on the areola will gradually disappear. We must not take it lightly. It will be too late to seek treatment when the condition becomes serious.