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It is common for excess oil and bacteria to become trapped in the pores on the face, but this can occur anywhere on the body, including the breasts.Click to see full answer. Similarly one may ask, why can I see the pores on my breasts?A Change in the Skin of the Breast – Changes on the surface can be an indication of cancer. Look at the pores of the breast; if they look like the skin of an orange, this may be a sign of cancer. “This kind of reversion can be caused by a type of cancer—called scirrhous—that draws the nipple in,” Dr. Ihde said.Likewise, is it normal to have hair on your breast? Hair on/around nipples. Just like other skin surfaces on the body, the areola (dark circle around the nipple) contains hair follicles, so hair on the breast is considered normal. Shaving or plucking could lead to inflection, so if the hair is bothersome, it’s best to cut with a small scissors. Also Know, how do I get rid of pores on my breasts? Try some of these at-home treatments and lifestyle changes to help treat pimples on the breasts: Wash area regularly. Wash the area twice each day with a mild soap. Wash oily hair. Rinse off sweat. Avoid the sun. Use oil-free sunscreen. Try tea tree oil. Topical zinc. Birth control. How do you know if something is wrong with your breast? Breast Cancer Signs and Symptoms Swelling of all or part of a breast (even if no lump is felt) Skin dimpling (sometimes looking like an orange peel) Breast or nipple pain. Nipple retraction (turning inward) Nipple or breast skin that is red, dry, flaking or thickened. Nipple discharge (other than breast milk)

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