A retracted or inverted nipple is one that doesn't stick out or protrude past the level of the surrounding skin. If the nipple has always been this way, there is no cause for concern -- it's normal. If a nipple that used to protrude now is retracted, the finding could be a sign of a mass or tumor in the breast.
Nipple retraction is rarely a sign of breast cancer, and is only clinically significant if the nipple used to "stick out" and is now retracted. If it was always retracted, there is no cause for concern.
A retracted or inverted nipple is one that doesn't stick out or protrude past the level of the surrounding skin. If the nipple has always been this way, there is no cause for concern -- it's normal. If a nipple that used to protrude now is retracted, the finding could be a sign of a mass or tumor in the breast.
Cancer can sometimes present as skin changes on the nipple. A sudden change from an "outie" nipple to a retracted "innie" nipple can also be a sign of cancer. (Inverted, or "innie" nipples are not a sign of cancer if they've always been that way).
The power antennae was retracted and provided no reception.
A nipple is a nipple, simple as that. The sometimes darker // pinker skin around the nipple is called the aureole.
be more specific. what kind of claim? anyting can be retracted under certain circumstances. need more information to answer.
The nipple is lateral to the sternum.
nipple bras.
Yes, each normal nipple has multiple openings.
Detracting
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That you decided to get a nipple piercing.