Breast size
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Yes, when I was much thicker mine were DD's but now they're just 1 D. Went from a band size of 38-40 to 34 so far. I was surprised to lose most of my inches in the waist but some of the girls went too. I'll take it bc I look and feel better overall and they didn't disappear so there's that!1
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Mine are scaling down with my body size. At size 22 I had 44DDD. At size 10 I'm at a 40DD. You can actually see in my photo.2
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After losing 170#, I've gone from a 52 G/H to a 36 D. A supportive bra is my best friend. Otherwise, I look like I have 2 tube socks hanging from my chest.
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I've lost 65 lbs - went from a 38DDD to a 36DD, and I could probably use a slightly smaller band. My family has larger breasts regardless of their overall body size. More overall breast tissue, I guess. I don't think they're going to go smaller than a D, ever.0
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Not much change for me. 28 lbs and my chest is maybe 1" smaller. My breasts don't look deflated.1
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to all sharing their large sizes - I just wanted to point out that I am bigger than you all and perky.
So there.1 -
I've only lost 11 lb so far, but for me it seems like I'm losing more band size at the moment. Some lose breast tissue, some don't. ; ; I'm one that likely will. I started a 46I, now I think I'm like....44I or 44J. Something like that. I still have 120 lb to lose
I'm sad because I don't like the idea of deflated boobs0 -
Nope--my band size can vary a little, but everything else stays the same. At one point I was at nearly 100 pounds total loss and no change in breast size.
I carry my fat in other places.
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I went from a DD down to a D with 34lbs lost. I haven't lost any weight for the last month, but I do notice that my size 6 jeans that I bought at the beginning of summer are a little big and I could go down a size and I could probably nicely fill a C cup.1
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I feel like mine shrank a lot, but I'm still in a freaking E cup. I feel like it should be a C or B, but whenever I get measured the only thing that has change is the band size. But I can now go braless if the shirt is snug enough in that area. The last time I went braless, I was 12.0
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I lost a little over 100#. Bra size went from 42H to 36 G. Was at a 34 G for a little while and gained some weight back.
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I have already lost an inch or so off my chest and god currently at a 42DDD, was almost too small when I started losing weight, I hope I lose a couple cups. They were about a C cup before gaining weight so I would be happy to end up with C/D cup when I'm done losing weight. I would be ok with more too.0
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I once lost 97 lbs and 3/4 of my boobs. However, they were huge to start with, so I was happy to see them go. They practically hung at my waist band though (TMI-sorry) so that sucked.0
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About 15 years ago when I lost over a hundred pounds, they went down. This time, not really. I'm only a third of the way to my goal weight and I will say that my bras are looser and I think my band size may be decreasing. Would love to lose more in that area.0
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MsAmandaNJ wrote: »
Nothing, just trying to stir drama and thankfully failing.3 -
I'm pretty sure the question was posted by some perverted guy. You might think twice about posting your answers.1
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Band size changes, cup size changes in relation to band size, but not in actuality.
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Mine go from 38B - 42E.0
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I have very little breast tissue (I also can't produce enough breastmilk) so my breasts go from about a 36C at 175 to a 34A at 130. When I'm at my thinnest my breast look like deflated balloons
Breast size is a mixture of fatty tissue and glandular tissue.0 -
At 270 I wore a 38 J or something like that. I won't swear to it, and my bras didn't fit perfectly. I probably needed a 40J but was too cheap / ashamed to fix that.
At 166 I'm wearing a 34 DDD / 34 DD (depending on style). I'm really, really REALLY glad they've gotten smaller. I doubt they're going to get any smaller though, even if I lose more weight, because I had this size bra at the age of 14 and I weighed about 150 then.1 -
I am so jealous. I am a man and losing weight does not minimize my moobs.1
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Yes, and I love it, can't stand big breasts.1
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This depends on your genetics, how much of your breast volume is due to breast tissue vs. fat, and how your body distributes fat.
I was always sort of busty, like the other women in my family. When very thin, size two and 115 pounds, I was a 32DD. (My aunt was super skinny and much bustier than that back in the 70s.) When heavy (210, size 14), I was a 36DDD. I lost 60 pounds and just one cup size.1 -
I've lost probably 10-14" in my chest with around 130 lbs lost. I don't know exactly because unfortunately didn't keep track of my measurements (any of them, not just my chest). I was firmly in denial land. I was pushing a UK K cup, I'm sure, because my bras were too small & I was also too cheap to buy new ones. I have dense tissue & I'm still busty now in maintenance, but I can bend over to brush my teeth & they no longer rest on the counter, so I'm happy. I was hoping to get 2 cups smaller than I did so there would be more bra choices available. I would never have claimed to be perky, even before I lost weight. Only a good surgeon would help with that & when I had the money, I decided to fix my tummy.0
I figure If it's the price im paying for a rocking bod I don't mind!
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