Doc Noticed My Chest

[Tori]

He was like, "Well, someone's developing. You do realize they should keep growing for roughly 3-5 years, don't you? Do the women in your family have big chests?"

I was simultaneously proud and embarrassed.



Eeeeeep!

[stephaniec]

wow, 3-5 thanks for the heads up.

[Tori]

I may have to ask more people to keep THEIR heads up.

My eyes are up here.

[Eris]

I've read a variety of estimates suggesting that growth duration could range anywhere between 2 and 10 years.
I suppose it just depends on the individual concerned.
If I'm wrong please feel free to correct me

[JaneNicole2013]

I may have to ask more people to keep THEIR heads up.

My eyes are up here.

I'm five months on hormones and I've told that to my g/f several times (she is bi) and have wanted to tell others that too. Some old guy was checking my out at Culver's back in December and my son's scoutmaster was glancing down while we were talking--although he doesn't know what's going one.

Jane

[Tori]

It is a brave new world. 

Funny. I have wanted breasts for so long, but to have them noticed was kinda' well, different.

[LivingTheDream]

Huh, what where you saying? Sorry was staring at your chest!  <3 Boobs!

[Anna_81]

At least your getting some quick results 
My breast growth is so sloooowwwww.
An 'A' cup is still a tad to big for me, even after 9 months on the magic pills lol.

[Ms Grace]

It is a brave new world. 

Funny. I have wanted breasts for so long, but to have them noticed was kinda' well, different.

The bigger they get the more attention they'll get, that's for sure. "Eyes are up here guys!"

[Missy~rmdlm]

At least your getting some quick results 
My breast growth is so sloooowwwww.
An 'A' cup is still a tad to big for me, even after 9 months on the magic pills lol.

I think that's pretty common really, for all the apparent talk out there it's a very very small number of MtFs that even bother claiming great growth. A thousand active members, ten will talk about XL growth, and being that some are still in male competition mode, is it just talk? I personally am not satisfied with my growth at 19 months and may consider BA in time.

[Tori]

Yeah, I completely agree. I will take what I get.

BA has never been on my bucket list but I sure understand why it is a good option.

I do not expect to be hugely endowed, but I was kinda' surprised to my doc's reaction. I had the impression that things are developing more quickly with me than he is used to seeing.

It seems that a small B cup American is about the average for transitioners. I started with small A cup moobs. Now I think I have crossed into a small B. I dunno how much more to expect. Funny, I thought I would want larger and larger breasts, at this point I am kinda' like, will it stop?

[Ms Grace]

After seven months I'm an AUS18B (US/UK40C apparently), so that's not bad - effectively I now have a 'petite' figure. I did have residual glandular development from my first time around on hormones and I think that has helped me with my current growth. If I was a teen cis girl with this kind of breast development after seven months of puberty I would be one well stacked cis teen girl. So we'll see...I'd love to get to 16C (38D) just to help me pass when in more gender neutral clothing. My sister is huge, I don't want to get to that size, she gets back pain and some guys in public are outright rude to her.

[Anna_81]

I think that's pretty common really, for all the apparent talk out there it's a very very small number of MtFs that even bother claiming great growth. A thousand active members, ten will talk about XL growth, and being that some are still in male competition mode, is it just talk? I personally am not satisfied with my growth at 19 months and may consider BA in time.

That's really good to know, because I was starting to get a little worried!!
I don't want to be huge, but certainly a bit more growth would be nice

[MadeleineG]

Yeah, I completely agree. I will take what I get.

BA has never been on my bucket list but I sure understand why it is a good option.

I do not expect to be hugely endowed, but I was kinda' surprised to my doc's reaction. I had the impression that things are developing more quickly with me than he is used to seeing.

It seems that a small B cup American is about the average for transitioners. I started with small A cup moobs. Now I think I have crossed into a small B. I dunno how much more to expect. Funny, I thought I would want larger and larger breasts, at this point I am kinda' like, will it stop?

same boat, word for word

[Hikari]

I think that's pretty common really, for all the apparent talk out there it's a very very small number of MtFs that even bother claiming great growth. A thousand active members, ten will talk about XL growth, and being that some are still in male competition mode, is it just talk? I personally am not satisfied with my growth at 19 months and may consider BA in time.

I think it is fair to take people at their word. In a group I am in dedicated to just hormones, I have seen pictures that prove at the very least some people have went from A to C in as little as 12 months. Also some people myself included have gynecomastia to a fair extent already, I could fill an A cup before even starting HRT, but when I talk about breast growth I probably won't think to mention that inflating my results in a way for the amount of months on HRT. Then again I also must have low T naturally, which could be luck of the draw or some intersex condition, etc.

I expect to reach a C cup based on what I have observed from mine so far but, my mother was a 34-DD. Still I might have to have a BA even with that growth because, so far they seem to be growing out, but not as full as they ought to be, I don't want noodle breasts lol, so unless they fill out I would still need a BA to make them look right.

[MadeleineG]

Then again I also must have low T naturally, which could be luck of the draw or some intersex condition, etc.

Certainly realistic for the pAIS crew.

I don't want noodle breasts

Thank you for my laugh of the day

[Rachel]

I go to Mazzoni, a LGBT primary care, so everyone there is gender variant

I get looked by 2 females a work which is a bit unnerving. I am not that big but noticeable and perky when cold.

Friday, I was in the cafeteria waiting for 3 co-workers and this guy looked over while walking and smiled. When I told the one coworker, who just walked up, she said did you see the girl looking at you and your ID? I said no and she made a huum sound (she knows I am trans).

[Satinjoy]

Fun.

I am an a at 8 1/2 months, one full, one at 80%.  I have no idea what I will get, but personally I want them real.  I am hoping for B's.  My problem is I get afraid they'll be too big or too little, and can be obsessed about it.

But every time I look in the mirror I smile now.  I didn't smile before on that look.   I don't like looking down though in one specific location, I'm still preop.

I had an interesting time at the prostate doc when they read my medication list.  Fortunately they seem to get it, but the nurse certainly found out I was TS...

My docs don't lift my shirt, out of respect.  I appreciate that.

[Sydney_NYC]

I'm not quite an A cup, but they are very noticeable if wearing the right top. (Only 2 months on HRT.) Last week one night (only the 2nd time going as my true self.) We were coming back from having dinner with some friends and had to run into the drug store. I got my first incident of the male cashier talking to my chest instead of taking to my face. My wife thought it was funny that I got to experience that feeling for the first time. (She was waiting in the car when I went in.)

[Riley Skye]

I can't wait to see my doctor in another six weeks, especially since I want her to give me some health advice also. I feel very lucky that my pediatrician is very accepting. She wants to see me through my transition and she was really excellent to me even though I probably will have to do a bit of trans 101. I saw her last year and she said she suspected something was up before my endo notified her about my medical transition last year. I feel lucky to have had her the past 22 years.