Breast size - are they much smaller after weight loss?
Replies
-
Lost 58 lbs. Started as a 38DD. Down to a 34C/D (just about to drop to 34C, almossssst).0
-
I lost band size but not cup. Was a 42DD and am now a 36DD.0
-
Looking at all the posts the common thing seems to be that everyone loses band size. This makes sense. If we are all honest with ourselves the band size reduction wasn't all all about breast size. TMI alert - when I look in the mirror I no longer see back fat (and rolls below by bust line in front) so naturally when I measure my band the number is smaller. I think all women look better when they get rid of this upper body weight around our bust. Whether small or large cupped our breasts look better with our rib cage area to waist more tapered and the girls looking more "high and proud". Of course, a great bra doesn't hurt! I definitely agree that British websites like ebay.uk, figleaves, and bareessentials have great sports (and other large size choices) bra choices for bustier women.0
-
Just wanted to hop in and let everyone know that Victoria's Secret is having a big sale right now, online it's half off for disco product, and in store it's buy one got one half off.
Totes relevant.0 -
I lost 100lbs, and went from DD36 down to C32. I've never been this small chested in my adult life!0
-
As far as I can tell...most people who lose a lot of boob size are the people who have lost a lot of weight and had EXTREMELY large breasts in the first place. Hoping I wont lose much since I am a 34C and they are kind of small.0
-
Didn't lose much there from 200 lbs- 160ish, and at 160 I was a 36-38C depending on brand. Just got measured at 143ish pounds, and I'm a 36B- I was expecting to go down a band size, not a cup size! Lol, just goes to show you can't choose where you lose the weight.0
-
You had me at "boobs."-1
-
I looked into breast reduction surgery several years ago, and the surgeon would not even consult with me until I was at a healthy weight (BMI). They asked me my height and weight on the phone when I called and said that I need to lose about 20 lbs before he would do the surgery. Sadly I've gained a ton since then and they are even larger than before. I know they will go down with weight loss, but still hope to have a lift/reduction when I reach goal weight.
Good luck!0 -
I lost 40lbs and haven't seen a huge difference, but I do think they went down a bit. I still fit into my 36C. I feel like I need smaller sports bras but they could just be stretched out.....and obviously aren't as adjustable around the band. I have like 30 more pounds to go so at this point I'm not replacing my good expensive bras. New sports bras are being bought with my Target gift card from xmas though0
-
Yep. UK 38HH to 32G.
Still worthy of a Benny Hill sketch, especially since they are much less gravity-defiant these days.0 -
I hope I don't lose much... if my band goes down more than the breasts I'll be ecstatic
They're still growing, so I suppose that's possible...0 -
I have lost 84 lbs and went from a 42D to a 36DD. It seems much of it has to do with if you tend to gain fat in your breasts. I never really had much of an increase in their size from weight gain other than my band size, so I imagine that is partly why my bra size has gone up, as my band size has gone down while my cup size is about the same.0
-
-
I have baby breasts. At my heaviest I could push them to a 32 B but they didn't really fill it. I've lost 23 pound and they've shrunk to barely fill an A now. They're always the first place I lose from and the last place I gain. But what can you do? I'd rather lose and be thin and healthy overall than half bigger boons and a bigger body0
-
After dropping 120# I went from a 42dd
when my bras started getting tight, I realized I was pregnant lol0 -
KBurkhardt08 wrote: »As far as I can tell...most people who lose a lot of boob size are the people who have lost a lot of weight and had EXTREMELY large breasts in the first place. Hoping I wont lose much since I am a 34C and they are kind of small.
34C is big to me. I wouldn't count on keeping them. Lots of people have posted about going down to an A with weight loss.0 -
I've also wondered this. I'm at a 40H (and only 20. ) and I was kinda hoping that when I lost some weight that they'd shrink down, 'cause... goodness they're a pain..0
-
20 lbs loss took me from being properly fitted in a 28G to being properly fitted in a 28DDD/28E.0
-
The last time I dropped weight, 80 lbs, the only thing that changed was my band size. I went from a 40DD to a 34DD. I'm hoping that's true this time around too.0
-
I have breast implants and you couldn't tell cause theyve gotten saggy but theyre improving. They are firmer but not what they used to be. But I honestly just want a flat stomach and decent pant size. Boobs are boobs. Guys love em no matter what .0
-
..0
-
I've lost 25lbs so far and gone from a 40F to a 36E.0
-
I think I might wait then, and see what I can lose myself. I am reluctant to have surgery, as it is surgery after all. But it is also a vicious circle as I find it difficult to exercise because of my breast size, so they stay big.... But I am going to do this this time!0
-
Went from 34e to 32e so only lost on the back not cupsize0
-
I think I might wait then, and see what I can lose myself. I am reluctant to have surgery, as it is surgery after all. But it is also a vicious circle as I find it difficult to exercise because of my breast size, so they stay big.... But I am going to do this this time!
If it's jumping that you find makes exercise uncomfortable you could focus mainly on weight training and low impact/no jumping exercises. Fitnessblender.com have amazing workouts and you could also try swimming.
0 -
I've lost 160 pounds....went from a 38B to a 32A0
-
I think I might wait then, and see what I can lose myself. I am reluctant to have surgery, as it is surgery after all. But it is also a vicious circle as I find it difficult to exercise because of my breast size, so they stay big.... But I am going to do this this time!
I totally get this. I swear my junior high gym teacher was a sadist - 100 jumping jacks every class . I love the outdoors and tried to become a runner but even with bras designed by NASA engineers, it has always been extremely uncomfortable (step classes etc. aren't exactly a walk in the park). However, I would highly recommend spinning classes, weight training, swimming, hiking, kayaking etc. There are lots of good calorie burn options. I spent years trying to do activities that were really meant for a different body type. There are so many work out options out there that you can find a good cardio/strengthen combo that just isn't not 'difficult" but actually something you look forward to. I also find that weight training is great for maintaining good posture and strong upper body "support" muscles - I have no back pain as a result.
0 -
I've lost 50 lbs so far. My band size has definitely decreased, and I think my cup size as well. I'll know when I head out soon for more bras. I have been able to get by so far by tightening up the band, but now even the tightest setting is too big and there is extra fabric in the cup.
I'm thrilled with the geography of this loss.
0 -
I have lost 88 pounds and my bust size went from a tight 40DD (probably should have been wearing a bigger bra) to a 36C0
This discussion has been closed.
Categories
- All Categories
- 1.4M Health, Wellness and Goals
- 393.3K Introduce Yourself
- 43.8K Getting Started
- 260.2K Health and Weight Loss
- 175.9K Food and Nutrition
- 47.4K Recipes
- 232.5K Fitness and Exercise
- 422 Sleep, Mindfulness and Overall Wellness
- 6.5K Goal: Maintaining Weight
- 8.5K Goal: Gaining Weight and Body Building
- 153K Motivation and Support
- 8K Challenges
- 1.3K Debate Club
- 96.3K Chit-Chat
- 2.5K Fun and Games
- 3.7K MyFitnessPal Information
- 23 News and Announcements
- 1.1K Feature Suggestions and Ideas
- 2.6K MyFitnessPal Tech Support Questions