How to reduce the size of men's nipples

The breast area of ​​men is actually the pectoralis major muscle. Many men have developed breasts due to fitness, and many men have relatively large nipples, which is very distressing and affects their self-confidence. How to reduce the size of men's nipples? The first thing to rule out is disease factors, such as whether there is glandular hyperplasia. If the endogenous estrogen is too high, it will also cause the nipples to become larger. In this case, it is best to do a corresponding examination.

Men's nipples are smaller than women's, but they also have certain shapes. However, it is now found that many men have large nipples. This situation has a great impact on men's beauty. Many people are troubled by it. But what is the reason for men's large nipples? The reason for men's large nipples is mostly due to patient factors. Male breast hyperplasia is called gynecomastia. Men's large nipples often occur before and after puberty and in old age. The pathological manifestation is glandular duct hyperplasia without alveolar hyperplasia.

Generally speaking, male nipples can be divided into two categories: primary and secondary. Primary ones usually occur in adolescent boys and elderly men, and are mainly caused by a transient increase in endogenous estrogen or a decrease in androgen, and can often resolve on their own. Secondary ones are common in liver disease, testicular disease, adrenal disease, thyroid disease, diabetes, and tumors of the urogenital system or nervous system, prostate disease, and long-term use of estrogen for patients with other diseases, or long-term use of some medications, such as reserpine, remifon, digitalis, chlorpromazine, etc., can also cause breast development, which usually resolves after stopping the medication.

Experts point out that for men with large nipples, we can perform nipple reduction surgery to help them return to normal.

Clinical manifestations of male breast development

3.1. Breast enlargement: The breasts swell up, which is different from that of normal men. It may be unilateral or bilateral, and sometimes accompanied by enlargement of the nipple and areola.

3.2. Breast pain: Male developed breasts often have a swollen pain, tingling, or throbbing pain. If there are obvious nodules, it is often accompanied by tenderness or tenderness. It is rare for patients to have no pain.

3.3 Nipple discharge: Generally, the main symptom is white milky secretion when squeezing the nipple. Spontaneous discharge is rare. The breasts of such patients often look like those of adult women, so this type is sometimes called "lactation type" or "female type" in clinical practice.