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| 3/23/2012 | i am 16 years old.my nipples are a bit too much bigger than that of other girls of my age or normally girls have. my nipples look different and also a bit more puffed up. they are dotted circularly all over.at first i thought that the dots would go away with age but they have'nt. they are dotted outwards.and also my breasts are sagging a bit.i need some home/natural remedies to make my beasts firm. what can i do to make them normal like everyone else and firm them up a bit.can you please recommend some physical activities/exercises. | ||
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| 3/23/2012 | Thanks for turning to the Johns Hopkins Breast Center. We are all unique individuals, with our hair, eyes, color, height, weight and even our breasts being unique to us. I have seen lots of breast over the years, and they ALL are different, just like us. Normal is really what is normal for each of us! A well fitting bra offering good support is a must, so perhaps go with your Mom, Aunt or female friend to a shop that actually fits bras properly. It also helps to wear a well fitting sports bra when exercising or jogging. If you have not been seen by a gyn doctor, or a woman's health nurse practitioner, you could make an appoinmtment for a breast exam. Hope this helps a bit and best wishes! | ||
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