Where are the breasts?

Accessory breasts are usually located in the anterior axilla, armpit, but may also occur in other locations.

Accessory breasts are an extra development of breast tissue that occurs outside of the normal breast. The appearance of accessory breasts is not an abnormality, but the result of incomplete or incomplete degradation of breast tissue during embryonic development. Clinically, accessory breasts often occur in the anterior axilla or armpit area, but may also occur in other locations, such as the chest wall, abdomen, groin, and even the outer thigh. These accessory mammary tissues may contain nipples, areola and mammary glands, but may also contain glands without nipples and areola.