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by antibiotic therapy. In contrast to peripheral breast abscesses, which often resolve after antibiotic treatment and incision and drainage, subareolar breast abscesses tend to recur and are frequently accompanied by the formation of fistulas connecting the inflamed area to the skin surface. In many instances, particularly in patients with recurrent subareolar abscesses, excision of the affected lactiferous ducts is indicated, along with the removal of any chronic abscess or fistula. This procedure can be performed

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