Hi Vesna - I'd say, keep your eye on it. If it worsens - gets larger, starts to itch or become painful, looks like your breast is becoming swollen - best to get it checked out. Maybe it's simply a temporary skin irritation, and will disappear. But if not - get it checked. Good luck - PJH
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