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saathoff
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Posted: 03/17/06 - 01:00 Post subject: sebaceous glands on niples |
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Is it possible that I have sebaceous glands on nipples? I think it is impossible, because it is hairless region. Anyway, I have something that looks like sebaceous glands on my nipples and it is totally harmless. There is not any pain or discomfort, but I don’t like it how it looks. I would like to remove it. I don’t know how.
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vaillancourt
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Posted: 03/28/06 - 12:02 Post subject: |
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Sebaceous glands are simple or branched glands which develop from the external root sheath of hair follicles. However, they are found latter in hairless regions like: the eyelid - meibomian glands, mucous membranes - Fordyce spots, the nipples, perianal region and around genitalia. Sebaceous glands are stimulated by androgenic hormones and I think that you can’t remove them. Anyway ask a doctor about it, perhaps with plastic surgery?
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