Did your Boobs get smaller?

Ok, so here I am - starting this journey again and I am determined to finish it!!!

I would LOVE to lose size in my breasts! I am currently a 34G (172lbs) 13 months post baby and 4 months post lactation (prior to having a baby>going on meds for PPD>gaining an insane amount of weight, I was a 32E at 140lbs).

I know because I have always had a larger bosom (I was a B at 14, C at 15, D at 16, DD at 17), I will always have the heavy chest... Will they get smaller? Ideally, I would like to be a B or C...

My questions are - How many of you lost size in your breasts and what size where you before and after? Also, how much weight did you lose to see or not see a difference?
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  • aimforhealthy
    aimforhealthy Posts: 449 Member
    Down nearly 40 lbs and no real difference in cup size - just a couple of back sizes.

    If you've nursed a long time, it's likely that your breasts have a higher amount of tissue vs. fat in them, so it's very possible that they won't go down too much. But then you might be genetically fortunate and it's mostly fat, in which case you'll lose volume too.

    Clear as mud, I realize. :) Hope that helped.
  • Of course they are made of fat. Even the same cup size in a smaller back size is a reduction of breast size.
  • xTattooedDollx
    xTattooedDollx Posts: 426 Member
    I wished! Ive had no change in my cup size.
  • jennscooper
    jennscooper Posts: 5 Member
    At the height of my nursing (for 9.5-10 months) I was a 34 H/I - it was horrible!!!
  • I was a 40DDD, now I'm down to a 36C-D (depending on the brand). I kept my "size" but lost the fat. They look full and plump in a bra but terrible w/o one. Definitely getting them fixed after I hit my goal.
  • Shieva
    Shieva Posts: 6 Member
    Yup mines just recently went down again.. I went from a D to a C for a long time now i am in a B lol hope that will be all! lol
  • ilovescarymovies
    ilovescarymovies Posts: 202 Member
    Pregnancy 5 years ago didnt really make mine bigger and have went down a cup size if not more and fear i will have none by the time i get to goal weight....:sad:
  • jenilla1
    jenilla1 Posts: 11,118 Member
    Slight shrinkage but not enough to change sizes. I'm still a 34 C and it looks good on my body type. My sister went down a cup, though. From DD to D.
  • yep. I had none to start with (36C). Now, I struggle to fill an A cup
    Small price to pay for the rest of my smaller size though
  • kittenful
    kittenful Posts: 318 Member
    When I was pregnant with my daughter, my breasts got HUGE. I went from a 34 C to a 36 DDD. I breast fed for 11 months and when I stopped, they went down a cup size. Now that I've lost nearly 40 lbs, I'm back down to a much more reasonable 34 (almost 32) D.

    As for you, it really depends on how much breast tissue to fat ratio you have. Only time (and work!) will tell.
  • sunman00
    sunman00 Posts: 872 Member
    totally!! no more manboobs :)
  • porcelain_doll
    porcelain_doll Posts: 1,005 Member
    Not yet. :smile:
  • jfrankic
    jfrankic Posts: 747 Member
    I had huge watermelons, now just itty bitty saggies after nursing two babies for a year each and then losing 100 pounds from my highest weight. Mine were so big that I couldn't lay on my back because I could hardly breath. Serious melons to itty bitties! And I love it.

    Breasts are filled with fatty tissue, so it makes sense that as you drop body fat, you would lose fat there as well. But just with stomach or hips or arms, you can't spot reduce your breasts. You might lose there first or not, but just keep going and enjoy your healthier YOU.
  • crazie4lulu
    crazie4lulu Posts: 762 Member
    i was a D. now im a Y... as in y bother with a bra. but i love it. i love my line of definition ..and now i have pecs!!!!!!
  • skylark94
    skylark94 Posts: 2,036 Member
    I went from a very full 36C to a 34A. I wish they hadn't deflated quite that much, but I'm okay with it.
  • yourfitnessenemy
    yourfitnessenemy Posts: 121 Member
    What "shape" are you (hourglass, pear, apple, etc)? I don't know if it makes a difference, but I'm pear-shaped and always lose weight top-down: I could have no boobs, collarbones jutting out, tiny bird arms, etc, but be hiding a giant padunkadunk and thunder thighs under an a-line skirt.
  • I went from 36C to 34A and personally loving the smaller boobies hehe
  • JenniTheVeggie
    JenniTheVeggie Posts: 2,474 Member
    Eh. Half a cup size...maybe a full. They feel firmer to me then ever before. It must be from lifting and the muscles hidden underneath. :wink:
  • ryry_
    ryry_ Posts: 4,966 Member
    My boobs definitely got smaller and more shapely
  • Smallc10
    Smallc10 Posts: 604 Member
    36C to 34B not much but I'm happy with the slight change
  • 89nunu
    89nunu Posts: 1,082 Member
    I was similarly to you always the big chested one from an early age onwards. I had my grand final at a 34G but without having a kid. Now I have lost 28 lbs, 10% body fat and 4 cup sizes...

    Not sure how happy I am about being a 34C... But being rid of the G cups is pretty good
  • jynxxxed
    jynxxxed Posts: 1,010 Member
    When I gained all of my weight I went up 2 cup sizes. Now that I'm back around the weight that I used to be, I still haven't lost the boobs that I gained. Only went down in band size.
    I'm still thinking that I will go further down in cup size.. but we will see! It's difficult to guess.
  • 902sexxi
    902sexxi Posts: 32 Member
    Yes, from 44D to 34 or 36C, saggy too????, when I'm done losing I'm getting implants.
  • Laura3BB
    Laura3BB Posts: 250 Member
    Hi,
    I'm 41 and have nursed 3 kids - when putting on weight over the last 5 yrs I gained in breasts too and now as I lose I an definitely losing in cups...not too happy about it as they get more saggy but it's the price to pay!
  • cafeaulait7
    cafeaulait7 Posts: 2,459 Member
    They are, and they always do. Mine go down to match my hip measurement, and both of those go down or up consistently with weight for me. Mine aren't huge or small. Just 'big', usually (but I have a very wide-boned ribcage so they don't look big).
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    Mine will just keep on going, too. I don't even shoot for a flat lower belly, because the loss of boobage that takes on me is unreal. And my ribcage looks positively silly at that BF%, too :D:D (38 band here, totally visible ribs, no strap fat!)
  • donthesitate
    donthesitate Posts: 255 Member
    Im finally getting a significant loss *HAPPY DANCE!* :happy: :love: :flowerforyou: I wanna get to a b cup too but I doubt it will happen, my proportions dont change, so my volume goes down some but im still a larger cup size
  • omma_to_3
    omma_to_3 Posts: 3,265 Member
    Given your history, and the fact that you must not be very big now, given a 34" band size, I think it's unlikely you'll lose much in the breasts. You might be able to lose some, but I'd guess you'll still be far bigger than you'd like.

    I went from a 42G to a 36DD. I think I'll be a 34DD or 34E when I hit my target weight (I'm almost to a 34" band size now and have 15 lbs. more to go).

    I will say, what seems to have done the most to reduce my chest was when I started running. I think it was my body's own self-preservation LOL. But it seems all that running and jiggling sped up the process of them shrinking. ultimately, I think being a 34D would be perfect for me, but I'm unlikely to get there without surgery (and I wouldn't have surgery just to reduce one cup size).
  • brower47
    brower47 Posts: 16,356 Member
    In 40 lbs lost, I have moved from a 38DD to a 34-36DDD. So, for me, no. But it'ss going to vary person to person. The maternal side of my family has been well endowed for as many generations as we have pictorial evidence. My great grandmother was 4'9" and had a larger chest than mine.
  • Jay_Jay_
    Jay_Jay_ Posts: 194 Member
    Yes, yes they did. :grumble:
  • FlabFighter86
    FlabFighter86 Posts: 233 Member
    Yep, from the little weight I've lost so far, I've gone from an H to a G cup. (same brand too)
    Hope to lose more!