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Stottie Girl

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February 11, 2026, 01:33:49 AM
Quote from: Tills on February 10, 2026, 09:44:26 PMSize 12 to 14 here but I'd like to be 10. The weight's coming off so I hope so.

This isn't just vanity: my surgical team won't operate with a high BMI.

xx
Yeah, your post on that was a wake up call for me. Kickstarted a fresh drive for the diet! Size 14 for me (due to height) was 13 stone so that would be just under the bar. Seems a very low bar though! I wonder if that is just the UK though
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Dawn Kellie

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March 24, 2026, 04:38:05 PM
Quote from: Lori Dee on May 16, 2025, 11:54:30 AMI'm at a 40B. But I had a 40" chest before transition, so that is my torso size. I can drop down to a 38C and use a band extender so I can breathe, which I found to be very important.  ;D

Breathing is over rated. I think it's a fad and will die out.

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Dawn Kellie

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March 24, 2026, 04:38:57 PM
I would love to get to a comfortable 40B.i maybe a 40AA now.
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Stottie Girl

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March 24, 2026, 05:05:41 PM
Quote from: Dawn Kellie on March 24, 2026, 04:38:57 PMI would love to get to a comfortable 40B.i maybe a 40AA now.
I'm still a 40DD but a few years ago I was a 36C. I still have loads of bras that size in the hope I get back there!

It may not seem likely but your band size can change dramatically with loss of weight. If you were 36B or 38B rather than 40B it would proportionately look great. I would have been very happy with that personally. As it is a 40 band bra is harder to find in main brands or in sexier styles (at least in the UK anyway). 38 is easy.
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Charlotte Kitty ✅

#64
March 24, 2026, 05:13:02 PM
Yeah I've found 38B bras no problem now. Now I only wear wired and padded plunge bras as they enhance the shape and visibility. All others are counterproductive. I like the lace type old fashioned style ones myself.

Stottie Girl

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March 24, 2026, 05:26:46 PM
Quote from: Charlotte Kitty on March 24, 2026, 05:13:02 PMYeah I've found 38B bras no problem now. Now I only wear wired and padded plunge bras as they enhance the shape and visibility. All others are counterproductive. I like the lace type old fashioned style ones myself.
Same, I love the look and always opt for those if getting dressed up. But padded T shirt and full cup non padded bras are more comfortable I find. I can't get away with non wired though. I wish Wonderbra went up to my size I used to love the lacey ones.
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Courtney G

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March 24, 2026, 10:25:51 PM
I seem to have developed a sweet tooth following FFS surgery. I'm thin. If I should gain weight my breasts will become very large.
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big kim

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March 25, 2026, 01:56:04 AM
42D. Bought 3 sports bras from Peacocks. I'm into comfort at 68 dont want anything with wire!
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Tills

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March 25, 2026, 01:32:13 PM
One tip for anyone starting out if this is helpful is that I began putting moisturiser on my breasts morning and evening. As they started to grow I noticed they were looking a bit chafed. The moisturiser really helped. It's affirming too: touching your emerging breasts, even if they seem quite small, is a way of remembering that changes are taking place.

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Stottie Girl

#69
March 25, 2026, 01:56:06 PM
Good advice. I still get a bit of chafing. Always on my right boob for some reason.
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Shannonymous

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Today at 08:01:44 AM
I have been rather blessed to make it to a 40DDD.  It came as quite a surprise to me, quite honestly!  My mom is very small (32A) and I have no sisters to compare to.  My grandmothers' generation was bigger, but honestly, who knows their grandma's cup size?  (Don't answer that.  😅)

I'm almost 30 months into HRT at this point.  I'm not sure if things are slowing down or not, especially since I switched from patches to injectable estradiol valerate about a month ago, and that seems to have kicked things off again.  Plus an orchi coming up in less than three months' time....

I have an old friend from college who knew about my transition but had never seen me since I transitioned.  One night during her visit, she asked whether the surgery had been difficult, and I had no idea what she was talking about.  Once we figured it out, she just sniffed and said I had always been an overachiever.  😁
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Courtney G

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Today at 01:27:37 PM
Quote from: Shannonymous on Today at 08:01:44 AMI have an old friend from college who knew about my transition but had never seen me since I transitioned.  One night during her visit, she asked whether the surgery had been difficult, and I had no idea what she was talking about.  Once we figured it out, she just sniffed and said I had always been an overachiever.  😁

Haha. The same happened to me. When I had my first consult with my surgeon prior to FFS, he motioned to my chest and gently ask "Who did your, uh, augmentation?"

I smiled and replied "That would be estradiol."
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Stottie Girl

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Today at 02:17:02 PM
Quote from: Shannonymous on Today at 08:01:44 AMI have been rather blessed to make it to a 40DDD.  It came as quite a surprise to me, quite honestly!  My mom is very small (32A) and I have no sisters to compare to.  My grandmothers' generation was bigger, but honestly, who knows their grandma's cup size?  (Don't answer that.  😅)

I'm almost 30 months into HRT at this point.  I'm not sure if things are slowing down or not, especially since I switched from patches to injectable estradiol valerate about a month ago, and that seems to have kicked things off again.  Plus an orchi coming up in less than three months' time....

I have an old friend from college who knew about my transition but had never seen me since I transitioned.  One night during her visit, she asked whether the surgery had been difficult, and I had no idea what she was talking about.  Once we figured it out, she just sniffed and said I had always been an overachiever.  😁
I doubt you've stopped growing at 30 months. Have you reached Tanner 5 yet? Even if you have, they continue to grow, though much slower, for up to 5 years to fully mature. They may increase a cup or so yet but more importantly they should get fuller and rounder at the top.

I've reached 44E/F (so 44DDD or 44G US size) after 3-4 years. I still have mild growth pain so they aren't done yet.

I was absolutely floored by how much they've grown. I'm way bigger than my mum but they say it's not necessarily your mother you take after it can be your grandmother on either side of the family too. Or you can just be a genetic outlier.

Either way. Yay boobies!
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Shannonymous

#73
Today at 03:26:28 PM
Quote from: Courtney G on Today at 01:27:37 PMI smiled and replied "That would be estradiol."

"I got these the old fashioned way--estrogen and pizza."  👍

Quote from: Stottie Girl on Today at 02:17:02 PMHave you reached Tanner 5 yet?

I'm flirting with it, but not there yet.  I've only had that maturation in the last six or seven months.  So yeah, lots more runway!  😅
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ChrissyRyan

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Today at 03:42:05 PM
Quote from: Stottie Girl on Today at 02:17:02 PMI doubt you've stopped growing at 30 months. Have you reached Tanner 5 yet? Even if you have, they continue to grow, though much slower, for up to 5 years to fully mature. They may increase a cup or so yet but more importantly they should get fuller and rounder at the top.

I've reached 44E/F (so 44DDD or 44G US size) after 3-4 years. I still have mild growth pain so they aren't done yet.

I was absolutely floored by how much they've grown. I'm way bigger than my mum but they say it's not necessarily your mother you take after it can be your grandmother on either side of the family too. Or you can just be a genetic outlier.

Either way. Yay boobies!


Wow those are big.


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ChrissyRyan

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Today at 03:43:58 PM
Quote from: Courtney G on Today at 01:27:37 PMHaha. The same happened to me. When I had my first consult with my surgeon prior to FFS, he motioned to my chest and gently ask "Who did your, uh, augmentation?"

I smiled and replied "That would be estradiol."


Mother Nature and estradiol seemed to work in concert for you and your breasts. 
 

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Stottie Girl

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Today at 03:55:03 PM
Quote from: Shannonymous on Today at 03:26:28 PMI'm flirting with it, but not there yet.  I've only had that maturation in the last six or seven months.  So yeah, lots more runway!  😅
Oooh You might beat me then ha ha!

Seriously though that is very impressive growth you must have had a lot of estrogen receptors! Genetic jackpot!
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Stottie Girl

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Today at 04:07:04 PM
Quote from: ChrissyRyan on Today at 03:42:05 PMWow those are big.


Chrissy

Yeah but so am I Chrissy. It's kind of not so impressive at the moment as they're sitting on a larger frame but as I loose weight they might start to look quite significant I suppose. They do look good in a low scoop neck top I must admit!
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Shannonymous

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Today at 05:20:05 PM
Quote from: Stottie Girl on Today at 03:55:03 PMGenetic jackpot!

I had a bit of gynecomastia to start with, possibly as a result of mild androgen insensitivity.  (I've not been geneticaly tested, but per my GP, I fit the clinical criteria.)  If that's the case, I had a prediposition and didn't even know it until I started.


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ChrissyRyan

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Today at 05:21:51 PM
I would prefer mine grow a bit more but I am grateful for what I have.

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