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Guest Donna Jean

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The nipples themselves don't really seem to get bigger for most...

But, I've seen many cases where the areola increases in diameter....In including me and my two room mates...

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Guest JaniceW

Amber,

As has been said so many times, everyone reacts uniquely to HRT. Somethings are more common and some are less common, but everyone will react in their own way. There are no hard and fast answers to your questions, only ideas of the probabilities of any certain charactistic.

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Guest Julie T

Amber

Honey, when you transition into womanhood, your body does too. You will react to HRT pretty much as a girl going into puberty. Girls have variations as they mature into women. Transpeople will too. We cannot tell you what will happen other than that.

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Guest Robin Winter

I have definitely gotten bigger nipples. Quite a big bigger, in fact, and Aereola as well. I would say...the nipples are probably about twice as big as they were, maybe a touch less, and the aereola about the same, twice as big as before HRT. Not as big as if I were born with a proper set to begin with, but I'll take it. Now if only the rest of my breasts would catch up.

I should mention too though that I gained a fair amount of body fat over the past year, in large part due to my horrible diet, and that may be a significant factor due to stretched skin, so I won't say for a fact that it was entirely due to HRT.

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Yep, bigger for sure! More projection and thickness starting early on and still growing...

Once the nipples get to the 'puffy' stage, you will see even more expansion of the aerioli, too.

Of course, your mileage may vary, but so far I am pretty happy about the changes!

Love, Svenna

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Your aerioli will grow in diameter, but only a lucky few reach the 'fem' range. =) But some natal females end up with small aerioli anyway, so they'll be less of a concern than breast size for most of us.

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Guest Megan_Lynn

Niple increesed a tab bit but the aerioli went from about dime sized to between 50 cent piece and silver dollar sized. they grew/widend big time. Fromwhat i have read is that on average trans woman will not gain much in the nipple and aerioli department . but as they so love to say here your mileage may vary....

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Three months into low-dose HRT and my areoli have doubled in diameter...

Forward projection is almost double also...

The diameter of the nipples themselves has almost tripled...

Be advised that I have an intersex condition that is likely contributing to rapid growth, so ymmv...

Svenna

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7/6/2009 Areola circumference L = 0.75" R = 0.73" with a caliper good to 0.015" tolerance First day of HRT

Nipple protrusion L = 0.33" R = 0.34

Nipple circ = protrusion on both

8/25/2009 Areola circumference L = 1.12" R= 1.2"

Nipple protrusion L = 0.37" R= 0.375"

Nipple circ = protrusion on both

02/15/2012 Areola circumference L = 1.12" R= 1.12" 31 months on E, 20 months on T blockers

Nipple protrusion L = 0.35 R = 0.35"

Same caliper measurement for each time. So I am a little too precise. Ymmv. I am very happy, and my actual breast tissue has migrated from under my armpits to the front of my chest. AA minus cup to very full B cup.

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