Does massaging breasts have any disadvantages for adolescent girls?

Written by Lin Yang
Breast Surgery
Updated on September 23, 2024
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Massaging the breasts during adolescence has certain benefits, and the effects of massaging the chest are numerous.

For example, appropriate breast massage can raise the temperature of the local skin and tissues, speeding up the blood circulation in the mammary glands. This helps provide more blood and nutrients to the breasts, which can promote breast enlargement and development. During the massage, essential oils can be applied. The massage stimulates the skin of the breasts and causes the pores to expand, allowing the ingredients of the essential oils to be absorbed by the breasts. This can improve conditions such as breast sagging and loosening of the breast skin.

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