I voted no. Mostly, the notion of destroying any amount of healty tissue does not sound like a good idea, especially if the actual glandular tissue becomes damaged. Scarring, adhesions, hard breasts or parts within. I find smallish breasts very attractive, and the quest for the "D" cup is shoved down our throats by the various media, telling us what is not only the ideal, but what is considered by them to be normal.
My breasts have been growing for 2 1/4 yrs, and at the moment, are a b-cup in a size 40, or a c-cup in a size 38. Marcy loves them just as they are, even though the left breast is 1/2 cup size smaller than the right. If the rule of thumb is correct, that at my age, I can expect to be a cup size or so smaller than my closest female relatives, then I should end up a 40 c. We'll see. The important thing here, is that I now inhabit a female body, which coincides nicely with my female brain.
What more could a transwoman want? That's all I ever wanted......to have my outside match my inside.
Anyway, that's my 2 bits, for what it's worth.
Bev, transwoman