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Started by Edina, April 09, 2017, 07:11:10 AM

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Edina

Hi Everyone,

I imagine my problem is the opposite of what many girls experience, but I have an issue and I wondered if anyone else has had a similar experience.

I have been on hormones for 2 moths now and have experienced very rapid breast growth. I'm overweight so I had a bit of a head start, but I have gone from an A to a D already. According to this site anyway:

https://www.berlei.com.au/bra-size-calculator

Obviously I'm super excited by this turn of events, but there is one tiny problem. I'm not even close to coming out at work or going full time, but my ever expanding chest is getting harder and harder to hide. I'm 6'4" with a barrel  chest, so luckily even a D doesn't look huge on my frame and is still subtle enough under a tight sports bra for now.

I know my mileage may very, but has anyone else experienced the majority of their breast growth in the first few months of HRT?

Part of me is worried that this is all that they will grow (I know I'm incredibly lucky to have so much, but I still want more, to look more proportional for my frame), part of me is worried they will keep going at this same pace, basically forcing my hand in coming out. I should add that the average breast size in my family is an E, no one smaller than a DD. Even when I was a young healthy male I was an A.





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Sarah leah

Hmm, it is both a blessing and a conundrum.

I am only on a mid level dose of patches going on 4 weeks. Before then it was 2 months of spiro. Yet already I have gained a few cm's when I measure around my full chest in this 4 weeks, which is not huge but I am wondering myself if it happens in the early stages for others then settles. Begin cycle again every X amount of months for the first 2 years?


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2.B.Dana

I came to understanding my transsexual nature by way of having gynecomastia and frequently forums of men who wore bras for that and a variety of other reasons. I always thought I was just "different". While I had larger than normal breasts since puberty a trial of testosterone to deal with low T triggered a quick expansion. By the time I knew something was really going haywire I began wearing a 42D bra. That was April 1 two years ago. By fall of that year I was wearing a 42G, so yes I understand growth happening quickly. Today after some weight loss I wear a 40G and fill it out quite well.  All of this before MTF HRT. I say this only to provide some level of credibility to my advice.

If you are presenting at work as a man, other men are 99% oblivious to your changes.  They may notice something different but in the average male mind, large breasts don't exist on men and their brain doesn't compute. I see the  odd look every now and then but you quickly see their expression change when big red letters flash across the screen in their head "does not compute, ignore" and they go on. Sounds odd, but so true.

Looking down from your vantage point they look huge, but from the front they really aren't. You can put them in five different bras and get five different silhouettes. Its your choice. I'm not a fan of binding etc and have worn minimizer bras. They do a good job of changing the shape and concealing things. Actually too good a job as I quit wearing them because I actually missed my projection.

Women will notice their growth but they are MUCH more discreet, because they have them too. I have never had a negative thing from women regarding them. So I wouldn't worry about them.

Most of this is between your ears. It's big news to you but frankly everyone else is worried about their own lives and could give a rip about your boobs. Yesterday I attended a wedding and for the first time in 6 months I was in all male attire. I stopped at a big box hardware store on the way home for a few things. The particular shirt I had on definitely needed a coat and I had left it in the car. With nothing to break up the look that so many women do to deflect the gaze. I felt like they were really hanging out there. As I walked along I thought through the fact that I had on a rather impressive bra, and quite sassy lingerie, all hidden underneath my male costume. So I thought, "just own it", and went on like it was meant to be and it was all fine. I say that only because after a couple years I still find myself in situations where I think the whole world is watching and posting my pic to social media but that just isn't the case.

Growth is not linear, always going up. There will be times where you question their size by the hour and points where you think its all done. Only to get that tingling a few weeks later and they begin to expand again.Have some fun with it! I think with my continued weight loss for GCS and HRT I will still end up another cup size larger and I am fine with that. Looking forward to it actually as I already have my eye on some new bras ;)
Cheers,

Dana

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naa

It's hard to say what will happen for you, everybody's body is different.  There are a lot of large breasted women in my family, my mother is a G cup, so I was hopeful that even at my age, I'd get something.

My breasts grew rapidly from week three to around week fourteen of me being on HRT, and then stalled.  They've barely changed at all in the 26 weeks since, despite increasing my E dose twice.

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noleen111

My breast growth also started very quickly, but no quick as yours. I also come from a family of big breasted women (DD and bigger), my mother had the smallest breasts in the family with a D

I started out like a plank (no man boobs at all), I was relevantly skinny and reached an A cup after a month and by 3 months I was a B. For me then things slowed down. I reached an C cup by 12 months HRT and I reached by final size, a D cup within the 2 year mark. Technically I have bigger breasts then my mothers, as she is 34D and I am 36D.

Maybe you growth will slow down.
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Gertrude

Quote from: Edina on April 09, 2017, 07:11:10 AM
Hi Everyone,

I imagine my problem is the opposite of what many girls experience, but I have an issue and I wondered if anyone else has had a similar experience.

I have been on hormones for 2 moths now and have experienced very rapid breast growth. I'm overweight so I had a bit of a head start, but I have gone from an A to a D already. According to this site anyway:

https://www.berlei.com.au/bra-size-calculator

Obviously I'm super excited by this turn of events, but there is one tiny problem. I'm not even close to coming out at work or going full time, but my ever expanding chest is getting harder and harder to hide. I'm 6'4" with a barrel  chest, so luckily even a D doesn't look huge on my frame and is still subtle enough under a tight sports bra for now.

I know my mileage may very, but has anyone else experienced the majority of their breast growth in the first few months of HRT?

Part of me is worried that this is all that they will grow (I know I'm incredibly lucky to have so much, but I still want more, to look more proportional for my frame), part of me is worried they will keep going at this same pace, basically forcing my hand in coming out. I should add that the average breast size in my family is an E, no one smaller than a DD. Even when I was a young healthy male I was an A.


The numbers don't go high enough. I wonder if there's a calculator out there that does?


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Angélique LaCava

Like you said, your over weight. If you got down to like 130lbs-150lbs I'm sure you will go to a A or a small B cup.
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Gertrude

Quote from: Angélique LaCava on April 09, 2017, 11:34:54 AM
Like you said, your over weight. If you got down to like 130lbs-150lbs I'm sure you will go to a A or a small B cup.

She's 6'4. 130-150? Hardly. 170-200 would be normal for a female of that height and I would bias towards the upper end. Taller folks aren't just longer versions of shorter folks. Usually, there's more bone and muscle, naturally wider too. No wonder women have bulimic and anorexic issues. The paradigm is unrealistic.


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Edina

Quote from: Gertrude on April 09, 2017, 11:45:30 AM
She's 6'4. 130-150? Hardly. 170-200 would be normal for a female of that height and I would bias towards the upper end. Taller folks aren't just longer versions of shorter folks. Usually, there's more bone and muscle, naturally wider too. No wonder women have bulimic and anorexic issues. The paradigm is unrealistic.

Indeed, I think my ideal BMI is somewhere around the 200lbs mark, but I haven't been that tiny since before I finished growing. I used to be very athletic when I was younger, somewhere around the 210 mark. Even then I still had A cups.

Even so, my main concern is the next few months, after I'm out at work then the size isn't an issue anymore. It would be unhealthy for my weight to change that drastically in such a short amount of time. To get to 150 you would need to cut me in half, literally.

Quote from: GertrudeThe numbers don't go high enough. I wonder if there's a calculator out there that does?

That's the largest one I have found, they do vary slightly from country to country, I'm right on the edge of that particular scale.

Quote from: 2.B.DanaGrowth is not linear, always going up. There will be times where you question their size by the hour and points where you think its all done. Only to get that tingling a few weeks later and they begin to expand again.Have some fun with it! I think with my continued weight loss for GCS and HRT I will still end up another cup size larger and I am fine with that. Looking forward to it actually as I already have my eye on some new bras

Thank you for your lengthy response, it was very helpful to know that even if growth continues rapidly, it is unlikely to force my hand. Very hard to judge ones own body with any kind of objectivity. I look down and they seem huge to me, also because they are still very new I guess. But you are right, there is plenty of room to dress them down.
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AnneK

QuoteI imagine my problem is the opposite of what many girls experience, but I have an issue and I wondered if anyone else has had a similar experience.

Many of us here, myself included, wish we had your "problem".  ;)

I am currently a 38A, but wish I was perhaps a C.
I'm a 65 year old male who has been thinking about SRS for many years.  I also was a  full cross dresser for a few years.  I wear a bra, pantyhose and nail polish daily because it just feels right.

Started HRT April 17, 2019.
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Angélique LaCava

Quote from: Gertrude on April 09, 2017, 11:45:30 AM
She's 6'4. 130-150? Hardly. 170-200 would be normal for a female of that height and I would bias towards the upper end. Taller folks aren't just longer versions of shorter folks. Usually, there's more bone and muscle, naturally wider too. No wonder women have bulimic and anorexic issues. The paradigm is unrealistic.


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i didn't notice her height. Either way if she went down to a healthy weight those boobs would shrink.
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Brooke

In the first couple months I noticed increased swelling of my breast tissue. This was with spiro and extremely low dose of E. I noticed even more swelling when I added in finestiride.

The swelling subsided after a few months and it was not really growth.

Do you feel any lumps behind your breasts indicating buds or is it still soft and fleshy behind the nipple.

That is what I used to determine whether it was growth or just swelling.

Now I'm a 34 B after 10 months, only 4 of which have been full dose. I also noticed at month 5 some small buds and now have very large hard buds behind the nipple.


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Gertrude

Quote from: Edina on April 09, 2017, 12:14:28 PM
Indeed, I think my ideal BMI is somewhere around the 200lbs mark, but I haven't been that tiny since before I finished growing. I used to be very athletic when I was younger, somewhere around the 210 mark. Even then I still had A cups.

Even so, my main concern is the next few months, after I'm out at work then the size isn't an issue anymore. It would be unhealthy for my weight to change that drastically in such a short amount of time. To get to 150 you would need to cut me in half, literally.

That's the largest one I have found, they do vary slightly from country to country, I'm right on the edge of that particular scale.

Thank you for your lengthy response, it was very helpful to know that even if growth continues rapidly, it is unlikely to force my hand. Very hard to judge ones own body with any kind of objectivity. I look down and they seem huge to me, also because they are still very new I guess. But you are right, there is plenty of room to dress them down.


I'm 6'5 and my LBM was 210 5 years ago. Probably 190 now. 220 would work for me, but lots of work/diet to get there.


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Edina

Quote from: Brooke on April 09, 2017, 12:49:24 PM
Do you feel any lumps behind your breasts indicating buds or is it still soft and fleshy behind the nipple.

Definitely buds, not sure what is considered large, but I'd say roughly golf ball sized.
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Brooke

Quote from: Edina on April 09, 2017, 12:59:49 PM
Definitely buds, not sure what is considered large, but I'd say roughly golf ball sized.
That definitely does sound more like growth than swelling for me, my buds are about 1.5x the size of a golf ball.


~Brooke~
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link5019

I've had pretty rapid breast growth, going from nothing to bordering on a 36DD right now. I'm 5'8" too and I still have my buds or well breast tissue at this point which is around at little bigger in diameter than a tennis ball, but still rather huge for only a year, and everyone in my family is roughly an E cup so I have a lot of growth still in the next few years, but, it does happen rather fast for some.






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RobynD

I too had pretty rapid growth - that then rounded out after adding progesterone.


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Janes Groove

My development was pretty fast too. I went from nothing to a full b cup in about 7 months. For the first 6 months my breasts were sore all the time.   After that things slowed but I am still getting slow, consistent growth and am about halfway between a b and a c right now, which is the 10 month mark.  I notice now tho that the breast soreness doesn't start up again until about a week or more after I've had my bi-weekly estrogen injection.  I guess the estrogen spends the first seven days just maintaining the girls and then starts working on growth toward the end of the 2 week cycle.  I'm considering asking my doc to increase my estrogen dosage.  I can be happy with what I've got now, but I want more, more, more!!!
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mac1

Edina you are very fortunate. I would like mine to grow to a "B" to "C".
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Chris8080

I was quite surprised by how rapidly they grew. I did have a head start, several years ago I was on estrogen and progesterone for 6 months. Not much breast growth in the first 4 months but nipple growth and nipple sensation was rather impressive. In the last two months the breasts started growing a little faster and I ended up with large A, maybe small B. That's how it stayed for several years until I started gaining weight which brought me to a large B, maybe small C. The added weight created a huge problem, when I tried to loose weight which I could the very first thing I lost was breasts. I just didn't have any to spare, kinda depressing.

Now back on low dose HRT the effect was/is startling. Doubled in size in the first month, nipples also. Was quite pleased with the nipple sensations that first 6 months left me with over the years but the low dose has increased it 4 or 5 fold. So yeah fast this time, started slow the first time and I assumed the rapid increase this time was due to the head start I had. I'm not to displeased with what I have now except I'm like a kid at the ice cream counter, MORE please.
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