Do you have to operate if you have paratactic breasts?

Paramilitary breasts can be characterized by the presence of breast tissue but no nipple, the development of both breast tissue and nipple, and the absence of breast tissue but nipple.

Paramastomas are congenital developmental abnormalities that not only affect the appearance, but also have a chance of developing malignant tumors in the breast, so surgery is recommended to remove them. Surgery involves removal of the paratesticular breast gland, excess fat tissue and skin, followed by pressure bandaging. Surgery should be performed at the earliest possible time, especially in the following cases: 1. clear tumor or malignancy in the paratesticular breast; 2. obvious symptoms such as swelling and pain with menstrual cycle; 3. obvious paratesticular breasts, which affects the social activities and the quality of life seriously.

But the key is to determine whether or not the paratits, and now many advertisers selling bras and underwear, irresponsibly put the armpit or armpit fat tissue nonsense as paratits, so that the normal development of women mistakenly believe that they have long paratits. It is really harmful!