Illustrative Gallery: Clinical Cases of Supernumerary Nipple
Visual Manifestations of Supernumerary and Accessory Nipple

Supernumerary Nipple (Case 1)

Supernumerary Nipple (Case 2)

Supernumerary Nipple (Case 3)

Supernumerary Nipple (Case 4)

Supernumerary Nipple (Case 5)

Supernumerary Nipple (Case 6)

Supernumerary Nipple (Case 7)

Supernumerary Nipple (Case 8)

Supernumerary Nipple (Case 9)

Supernumerary Nipple (Case 10)
Supernumerary Nipple (Case 11)
This collection of clinical images offers a detailed view of the morphological variations presented by the supernumerary nipple, a dermatological condition resulting from the ectopia of mammary tissue along the embryonic mammary line. Studying these cases helps differentiate this condition from other skin lesions.

These images illustrate the morphological diversity that the supernumerary nipple can present, a congenital condition originating from the incomplete development of the fetal mammary ridges. Understanding these visual variations facilitates differential diagnosis in dermatological practice.

Dermoscopic Analysis of the Supernumerary Nipple



Analyzing these visual representations is crucial for the differential diagnosis of skin lesions in this area. Correct identification, facilitated by dermoscopy, confirms the presence of a supernumerary nipple by revealing specific histological characteristics under magnification.


