Supernumerary nipples are "extra" rudimentary nipples that are typically small and located in line with the usual nipple. Supernumerary nipples are extra nipples. They can occur anywhere in a line from the armpit down toward the groin.<br />
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Supernumerary Nipple  A parent's guide for infants and babies

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Supernumerary nipples are "extra" rudimentary nipples that are typically small and located in line with the usual nipple.
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Overview
Supernumerary nipple is a medical term to describe the presence of one or more "extra" nipples that might be present on a person's body. These are equally common in both males and females, and they are always benign (not life-threatening or cancerous).
Last Modified: 22 Dec 2008