Scared to lose my breasts when i lose all the weight

Its true everyone is different ive lost over 10 inches waist hips and chest and just 6 inches off my band size and my cup size still hh .

if i lose mine now i would get them pumped back up lol

You will lose some but not alot
I was 153 and a 34dd now I'm 138 and a 34 d
I also lost two-three inches from my hips and only one or two from my waist

I have lost 40lbs and have kept my boobs for the most part. Went from a ill-fitting 40D to a nice 38C. Even though they are a tad smaller and not a full (of fat, that is), they really are more noticeable because now they stick out further than my belly.

This was actually a big worry of mine. Yup I can confirm it you WILL lose your boobs but you will remain in proportion. So in comparison with your body your boobs will look as big as they always did (If you get me). It's totally worth it though. And trust me, I didn't want to lose mine either

Before I lost weight I was wearing a 40D and I've now lost over 80lbs and have only gone down to a 38C, I still have another 15lbs to go and I don't expect my boobs to get any smaller, so I really think everyone is different.

I will be the devil's advocate and say that you may not lose your boobs... before having kids, I always lost from the breasts first and would go from a B cup to an A. After having kids, I went up to a C and have stayed that way despite having gone from 220 during pregnancy to 159lbs in a three year period (only six months from 183 to 160 last year). Make sure to do chest exercises so they appear more perky and large.

I'm also going to be the devil's advocate! I am nearly half way to my goal (down 20 lbs) and I have lost inches all over.. but not in my boobs. Before I gained my weight as well.. I was D's. I was D's when I was thin.. and I was D's when I was overweight. So I assume they will stay relatively the same especially since they haven't moved at all over the years.

You may not lose them.

Yeah... they go away :sad:

Lost 105 pounds and 2 cup sizes

But I'm happier, thinner and healthier! :drinker:

Worth it every day I look in the mirror

This was also a major concern for me and I even used it as an excuse to not lose weight for years.

Odds are they will get smaller but YOU are also getting smaller. Though I know my breasts have gotten a little smaller (still wearing the same bras but they fit way looser now) they look the same size in proportion to my now smaller waist and hips. I'm actually happier the way everything looks now.

always had little baby B's no matter what size I am...so I cant help:( sorry

Im a boob guy. Always have been. My wife is worried about losing hers as she loses weight.

Me... Im hoping she does.

I would trade her boobs for her smile every day.

She started working out 2 weeks ago. She smiles a lot more now...

This is so incredibly sweet!



You never know, your husband may be a boob man now, but that may change. Mine was (although my boobs are 100% fake - thank you, cancer) until I started lifting weights. Now he's a butt man, totally. Lose weight, work out, and see what happens!

If it's not weight loss or kids/pregnancy, gravity will get them eventually. The point is, boobs change like every other part of the body. In my 20's I had ridiculously great boobs, I should have taken pictures lol. But kids and breast feeding and gravity and time and weight gain and then loss and now they r...well...not what they used to be. Life happens to boobs too- nothing stays the same forever. Even if u didn't lose weight, your boobs would eventually change. I guarantee that.

Enjoy what u got when u got it.

And as a wife to a man who really enjoys boobs, he says it's not size that matters, it's the shape. I don't really know what that means, but he has loved my boobs at every stage from back when they were so perky I had to strap them down to now. Your man will too.

You never know, u might find something else that you like as much as your boobs when you slim down. I've become enamored of my hands lately. And my face. Andy new short hair. don't be afraid to change. Change=growth.

I agree with all of this, especially the first paragraph. I had a GREAT rack in my late teens and early twenties (although I was "only" a 36C I was slim, so they looked big on my small body.) Then I had kids, breastfed, went up to a 38DD, but not nearly as perky, you get the picture, plus my body was bigger. Now I've lost about 20 lbs and I'm back down to a 36C, and they don't look the same as they did when I was 19. But neither does the rest of me. That's okay. I'm not 19 any more, and I have other traits to recommend me.

I do agree with a PP who said that it's natural to not want to lose the things about your body that you actually DO like, but at the same time I think we all have to recognize that life is change, and nothing ever stands still anyway. Be the best you that you can be, including the healthiest and happiest you, and don't try to hang on to stuff that is ephemeral, like bra size. Appreciate whatever it is that you have in that moment. I'm 33, almost 34, and I don't look like a teenager any more, but I love my eyes, and the curve of my waist, and the easy way I can smile. You'll get there too; you'll find other things that you love about yourself (and that your husband loves about it.) And for the record, I think a lot of dudes are pretty enamored with boobs in whatever size they come in. Some guys may say they like boobss, some guys say legs, some guys say butts, but most of them seem pretty okay with just seeing whatever it is that you've got. LOL

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