Brystene
Brystene, commonly referred to as breasts, are paired mammary glands located on the chest. They are a characteristic feature of human female anatomy but are present in all genders to varying degrees. In females, the breasts typically become prominent during puberty due to hormonal changes and play a central role in lactation, reproduction, and signaling.
Anatomy and structure: Each breast consists of glandular tissue arranged in lobes and lobules, ducts that channel
Function and development: The primary biological function of the breasts is milk production to nourish offspring.
Variation and health: Breast size and shape vary widely among individuals. Asymmetry between the breasts is
Cultural aspects: Breasts have various cultural meanings related to sexuality, gender, and body image, with norms