YOUNG-WOMEN Messages for July, 2002: Re: breast growth

Re: breast growth

From: vw (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 4 Jul 2002 17:27:10 -0500 (CDT)

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Hello! You could look at the breast health forum instead, the doctor there is good. I wouldn't recommend reduction until you have seen how big they really settle at, I am a 32 G, I am now 30, and they didn't really stop growing until I was about 25, so you may well change until then. I see plenty of 16-18 year olds and they think they have the breasts they want, but they don't stop until mid twenties really. A lot I think is genetic. It isn't easy, but you must get a good fitting done, by a knowledgeable place, I cannot stress that enough! It transformed my life! But don't rush into drastic surgery like that, it is expensive, maybe painful and always has drawbacks, particularly you may lose your sexual sensitivity and you won't realise what you have lost until too late. So go slowly on this. Talk first and research first but not before you are 24 maybe. Just my opinion. I am 5 ft. 5, 26-7 inch waist, 133 pounds, 32 G.

At Fri, 28 Jun 2002, Rose wrote: >
>Hello, My name is Rose, I just turned 18. I hope I am posting this to
>the right forum. My problem is I have extremely large breasts. I have
>been wearing custom fitted underwear for the last year and I think they
>are STILL growing. I don't want a breast reduction for many reasons,
>but I definately don't want larger breasts. I started to develop at 13
>and by 15 I was a 34D. Since then the growth has been slower but hasn't
>stopped. Right now I wear from a F to GG cup depending on the brand. I
>am 5'7" and 145 pounds. I don't know when they will stop growing
>naturely. I have discussed breast reduction with our doctor, but I
>would like to avoid it. I can live with the way I am now. I want to
>know if there is a way to stop breast growth. I read about a drug to do
>this somewhere but the doctor says there is no such thing. I can't find
>the source of that information anymore. Also I want to know how unusual
>it is for breasts to develop this late. My mother was done at age 16.
>-Rose

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