Blisters on chest after skin thinned due to supplements

[shirazmn]

This happened to me in the past and I just spoke with another Noogler who had the same problem after starting breast enlargement supplements (PM or pharma E). We are both genetic males and I don't know if it could happen to genetic females, but it's worth reporting this.
After taking supplements for a few months, thus raising the level of oestrogen in the body, the skin generally softened and got thinner. One side effect of this is that using the same amount of vacuum with Noogleberry caused the appearance of blisters and even the rupture of some thin blood vessels around the areola (which can take months to disappear). If you are already a noogler and intend to add supplements, remember to use less vacuum in the cups and, instead, favour lower vacuum for longer periods. With oestrogen the skin becomes more elastic but it takes longer for that than for the thinning, so there is a period when it's weaker.

 

[AkiraTheMastermind]

This happened to me in the past and I just spoke with another Noogler who had the same problem after starting breast enlargement supplements (PM or pharma E). We are both genetic males and I don't know if it could happen to genetic females, but it's worth reporting this.
After taking supplements for a few months, thus raising the level of oestrogen in the body, the skin generally softened and got thinner. One side effect of this is that using the same amount of vacuum with Noogleberry caused the appearance of blisters and even the rupture of some thin blood vessels around the areola (which can take months to disappear). If you are already a noogler and intend to add supplements, remember to use less vacuum in the cups and, instead, favour lower vacuum for longer periods. With oestrogen the skin becomes more elastic but it takes longer for that than for the thinning, so there is a period when it's weaker.

It all makes sense now! I definitely need to keep that in mind the next time im using supplements.

 

[Areola Grande]

It all makes sense now! I definitely need to keep that in mind the next time im using supplements

Aloha Akira and Shirazmn
If you have the blisters....fast way to heal is put the Aloe and this will make better in half the time.
You can buy Aloe gel if no have the Aloe plant.

 

[shirazmn]

Overpumping while using estrogens did two bad things: creating blisters around the pumping area (rings) and rupturing some of the side tissue of the areola.
In both cases I had to stop pumping until the skin was fixed. While it took less than a week for the rings, it took months for the areola. What worked in the end was a combination of these:
1) Use moisturising cream. I am allergic to Aloe Vera, but wettiing the area with water before applying some generic body cream seemed to help.
2) I used lip balm on the nipple and areola. Not chapstick! The thing you use when your lips get dry and break apart. There are some medical grade lip balms out there (i.e. PL3 in Italy) that work wonders
3) Use a lightly padded bra whenever possible to avoid irritation against clothes
4) Stay away from beer. Alcohol i ngeneral is bad for everything, but I love a drink or three. Substituting beer with wine or spirits avoided the dehidration that comes with beer consumption. It takes some effort to do so when you live in London, but I managed.

Now the areolas are finally back to normal and I have restarted noogling last week (about 3 times a week, when I am home alone)

 

[Tina A]

I can’t agree with your assessment of taking supplements while noogling. I’ve been using PM almost continuously for the past 10 years. Along with BO and various other supplements and have never had an issue with blisters because of the supplements. Anytime I’ve had blistering, it’s always been due to my fault. Too “much” or “over pressure” for too long of a period. Or I’ve noticed if i noogle shortly after showering, I would tend to see little blisters I would assume was from my skin being “over hydrated“ from just showering. I just don’t noogle after showering anymore. Sometimes “causes and affect“ is easily seen, but I would be careful telling people that taking some kind of supplement is causing something when there’s no science behind that statement. When we put our skin under intense negative pressure, you will have a lot of different effects, it turns red, it could bruise, you may get little blisters, it will get sore for a bit. Obviously cupping, noogling, whatever you want to call it, is not a normal procedure to do with skin. You also have issues with skin sensitivities that will be different with everyone. I’ve only been doing this for a little over 10 years but the most important thing I find is to really pay attention or, “listen“ to your body for what it’s telling you. If you have too much “pressure”, you should feel it and you can back it down. I found that in 5-10 minutes you can increase the pressure again because your breast has expanded catch up to the pressure you’re using. Incrementally increasing the pressure to get to a higher point, I have found will close to eliminate any blistering if any. But again, if it doesn’t feel right, bring the pressure back down.
T.

 

[Areola Grande]

I wanted to quote some of your reply Tina but there would be too many quotes Lol....i will just say i agree with what you say.....you have much experience on this subject for sure . this is what i have learnt from my short time doing the noogling....if it hurts or you feel something like the tingling ....it is too much pressure.....

Substituting beer with wine or spirits avoided the dehidration that comes with beer consumption.

No...this is not true.....drinking wine and spirits increases the dehydration because the higher alcohol content,...

 

[Mr Nippy]

I wanted to quote some of your reply Tina but there would be too many quotes Lol....i will just say i agree with what you say.....you have much experience on this subject for sure . this is what i have learnt from my short time doing the noogling....if it hurts or you feel something like the tingling ....it is too much pressure.....

No...this is not true.....drinking wine and spirits increases the dehydration because the higher alcohol content,...

I agree with you 100% on the wine and spirits dehydration comment ,more alcohol content equals more dehydration.
Numerous studies have found the human body is not equipped to digest alcohol.
It is hard for some people to accept this because for many people ,they cannot go a day without their alcohol.
Use to be that it was OK in moderation but every drink of alcohol you take is doing damage.
I avoid alcohol like the plague, I am a fitness freak.Eat healthy live healthy ,you are what you eat.
For everyone that Noogles and adores their breasts, you cannot have healthy breasts without a healthy body.

 

[Areola Grande]

For everyone that Noogles and adores their breasts, you cannot have healthy breasts without a healthy body.

This is true Mr Nippy for most of the time......sometimes peoples can be healthy and eat healthy and still get sick.
My relative have the double mastectomy and she was healthy but the cancer did run in the family......
but yes Mr Nippy, i adore my bosoms Lol

 

[Areola Grande]

How much one wants or likes to drink, and why, is not material for this forum.

but you say you like a beer or three? you do not make sense Lol

but I love a drink or three.

you say this then you say this one?

How much one wants or likes to drink, and why, is not material for this forum.

you tell us you like a beer or three then you say the above Lol

 

[Mr Nippy]

The difference between beer and other alcohol is that beer is a fairly "pure" drink, poor in salts and minerals.

This is totally False Dude.....Spirits undergo the distillation process and is far more "pure" than beer or wine.
I do not know what else to say, just wrong.

 

[Areola Grande]

What this forum doesn't need is newbies hijacking topics for a sense of self-importance.

If I see a statement that is incorrect....am i not allowed to comment like Tina?

 

[shirazmn]

What does this mean Shiraz?

To stop hijacking other people's threads with off topic stuff. You may have noticed that some rubbish that you and nippy previously posted on this thread has already been removed because it was off topic.

And, to answer your last post, Tina corrected me about a skin related matter, not just to criticize the fact that I drink and how much. You and nippy did the opposite. Her comment is welcome and brings value to the forum. Yours is just noise.

I hope no further explanation is needed and that I can discuss breast development without the need to go OT to answer more garbage.

 

[Areola Grande]

How I (<-- me) react to people asking for photos on my threads is my business. What those people do on other threads is not my business. What people do on my threads is not your business. I am sorry for Ashley but, yes, that is off topic.

Your whole thread{ Micro changes log} started off with stating you are doing it by stealth,deceiving your wife,as a woman i am offended by this for sure and you should be ashamed...... you say you are happily married?....... i am sure if your wife knew of your deception ,the marriage would be over....
This is not off topic because you start your micro changes log off with your deception by stealth telling us all about keeping it from your wife.you will say this is none of my business.....well you told us of your deception.

 

[Areola Grande]

What those people do on other threads is not my business.

well you hijacked a thread and all your offensive comments were removed?

. You may have noticed that some rubbish that you and nippy previously posted on this thread has already been removed because it was off topic.

Because you could not handle the truth for sure shiraz....
You contribute nothing to this forum but disinformation .....