The warmest part of a female's body is typically the core area around the chest and abdomen. This is supported by research showing that the chest has a significantly higher average temperature (Tmean) compared to other body parts in women.
While the chest is generally the warmest, it's important to note that other areas like the upper back, lower back, and abdomen also experience relatively high temperatures. The temperature can fluctuate depending on factors like age, overall health, and external environmental conditions.
Additionally, studies have shown that the nipple area can reach the highest temperature in younger women, ranging from 31.9–36.3 °C.
The distal parts of the body, especially the lower limbs, tend to be the coldest areas.
