It's already 1 month now that I have started taking hormones by inspiration of many here and my nipples are starting to grow. However I've noticed my left nipple is growing faster than my right nipple and it even appears bigger on the left than on the right. Do they grow at different pace then synchronize once it reaches the optimum level? Is all this going on normal? If not, how to fix this?

Um, one month on HRT?
So your left breast is about a D cup while your right breast is about a B cup?

Whoa! Slow down! Breasts take a while to develop. They don't grow at the same pace.
Most natal women have some asymmetry to their breasts.
I believe that in most cases that the left breast is larger.

So, give your breasts another few days and see if they even out.
Oops, I meant another year or two.

Yes, boobs are not symmetrical unless done by a plastic surgeon.

I'd presume that the smartest of those would prolly not do them symmetrically either.

And I'll not comment on the "incredible inflating woman" aspects of a month on hrt.

Quote from: Nichole on July 19, 2009, 11:35:30 AM
Yes, boobs are not symmetrical unless done by a plastic surgeon.

I'd presume that the smartest of those would prolly not do them symmetrically either.

And I'll not comment on the "incredible inflating woman" aspects of a month on hrt.

OOPS! Sorry I used the wrong word, it's NIPPLE, NOT BOOBS! I've not even reached 'A' size.