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Bump on areola
I have a question is it normal or okay to have hair on the areola which coming out of a small soft painless bump?
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi!
If you were my patient I would advise you that what you are mentioning is quite common and normal. If it bothers you, you could consider electrolysis or laser therapy.
Good luck!
Dr b
If you were my patient I would advise you that what you are mentioning is quite common and normal. If it bothers you, you could consider electrolysis or laser therapy.
Good luck!
Dr b
This sounds like it could be an ingrown hair. It's very normal to have hair on your areola.
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