Accessory breast removal is a surgical procedure that involves the removal of one or more accessory breasts, which are small breast tissue growths that can occur in addition to the primary breasts. These growths can develop along the \”milk line,\” a line of breast tissue that extends from the armpit to the groin. Accessory breasts can cause physical discomfort, self-consciousness, or other cosmetic concerns. During accessory breast removal surgery, the surgeon first performs liposuction of the affected area to remove the excess fatty tissue. After liposuction if there is excess skin and/or gland, an incision is taken in that area to remove excess skin and gland. The size and location of the incision will depend on the size and location of the accessory breast. The surgery, also known as armpit fat removal, is performed on an outpatient basis, and patients can typically resume normal activities within a few days. As with any surgery, the risks associated with accessory breast removal, or armpit fat removal, include infection, bleeding, scarring, and changes in sensation around the operated site, but these risks go down to bare minimal when operated by a qualified surgeon. Armpit fat removal can provide physical and cosmetic benefits by eliminating physical discomfort and improving the appearance of the affected area.