Question For The Busty Ladies.....

I'm down 37 pounds and haven't gone bra shopping yet. However, I can definitely tell I'm not filling out the cups quite as much as I used to. However… I can see the possibility that when I do finally decide it's time, that I'll go down in band size without dropping much in cup size.

Also, I used to have horrid back pain, sciatica pain issues, but now that I'm down 30 something pounds I haven't had back issues in months!! Awww lawwwd I feel good! Good luck in the ta-ta department, I'm personally hoping they don't get any smaller but maybe toned/perkier. LOL

Hubby willbe pleased as a lot of u have lost the weight not the boobs he loves my 36dd

Yes, my bra size changes. I am at my heaviest weight right now (159 lbs at 5'3") and am wearing a 38D. At my goal weight of 130, which I was several years ago, I was wearing a 34C. So, both the cup size and the size around shrunk.

Same goal here! I've lost 33 lbs and have gone from a 42dd to a 40d, hoping for a 36c when i lose another 60 lbs ;0) I have never experienced back pain but did have trouble exercising until I finally found the right sports bra for me after literally YEARS of looking, buying and discarding!

I started at a 44/46DD, So far I have lost 30lbs and I have noticed that my more comfortable bras are starting to have space in the cups, especially those that are lightly padded, those that fit a little more snug have become more comfortable, the 46 I have stopped wearing as they are riding up under my arms and the straps are falling off. Maybe in another 20lbs I will definitely have to buy.
I never really had back ache in relation to my boobs, but jumping is difficult in regular bras but not so bad in a good sports bra! Good luck

band size yes. cup size no. but i expected that when i was last at my goal weight i was a 28JJ, gaining 70 pounds only added 6 inches to my ribcage measurement so i'm pretty much predisposed to have small ribcage and full rack

i never had back pain even when i was 120 pounds and huge boobs....but then again i've always had good posture. maybe work on your posture, especially if you work at a desk. shoulders away from your hears and back, engaged core, chest up and out.

also enell is a good choice for sports bras if you have larger band size but they dont have much option for those with smaller bands/large cups. i save my enells for low impact stuff. other sports bras i like panache, goddess, elomi, and shock absorber. the panache and shock absorber are very good for high impact and even for sprinting, i find that they reduce practically all of the bounce

I've gone from a 44DD to a 34DD, 105 lbs lost.

Graduated high school (ahem, 17 years ago) at a 34B. Graduated college at a 36C. Now I'm a 38HH. I've had a +/- 40 lb fluctuation over the past two years- this is the largest they've been during that time. I'd gone down to a 36F at one point. It's all very dependent on each person. I'm pretty confident that when I reach my goal weight (in 100+ lbs) I'll likely be down quite a bit. I'd be happy resting around a 36D/DD.

I usually get re-measured every 25-30 lbs or so.

Although I recognize that many busty women have problems with bad backs etc. there are also many of us that recognize that this can be managed or avoided through various methods including losing weight, strengthen muscles, maintaining good posture etc. (Things that have many other benefits). I also find that good bras and not wearing high heels too often helps. I think that there are still some people that will need a reduction no matter what they try and if so, they should go for it.

However, it isn't a forgone conclusion. I'm a 34h and I actual had someone say to me that their cousin had a reduction and I should too since I will feel so, so much better. I never once complained to this person about problems due to my bust size. Frankly my health is great and if I had thousands of dollar to spare I would travel more. Sorry for the rant but I would recommend that you see what happens after you lose weight. streghten your muscles, etc. and reaccess the situation.