Because the underlying support structure changes, the nipples may appear to shift position or become less prominent. The loss of glandular tissue often leads to a softer, less firm feeling in the breast and nipple area. 2. Loss of Elasticity (Ptosis)
This loss of elasticity contributes to ptosis (sagging), which can cause the nipples to point downward rather than forward. 3. Changes in Sensation and Reactivity old mature nipples
Over time, the skin of the areola (the pigmented area around the nipple) may stretch or become less defined. Because the underlying support structure changes