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1 yr and my Breasts are not growing, any feedback :-(


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Guest Elissa

Hello Ladies,

I have been on HRT for 1 yr now and my girls are barely size A. My mom and sister are size D. My concern is that they stopped being painful, tender and sore for few months now! I was on pills for 10 months and started injections 2 months ago, my Dr. raised my dose a litle 2 weeks ago but they are still sensless. Did I stop growing them? I tried to squeeze them and still no feeling of pain. I hate ending up with fake ones and implants. Note that I am on Prgesterone and spiro as well.. Any feedback lovely ones?

Stay beautiful,

Elissa

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Guest Robin Winter

The only thing you can really do is talk to your endocrinologist. Find out if your current prescription is adequate to put your hormones at female levels. Only they can really advise you with this, because we all experience the effects of feminizing hormones in varying degrees.

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Three years in, and mine are adequate but not luxurious, the legend is that it takes three to four years on hormones to bring them to full blossom. A friend of mine had BA done at 4 years and 2 months, and went from small B to C+. A month after she was back to normal physical activity she began growing again, and at DDD had the implants removed, thus another couple of months when she was not fully active, and is still DD and 20 pounds too heavy.

I have exceeded my sister's in cup size, but both of my daughters are in the DD range, but both of them are way the heck overweight, and I am better looking than either of them top wise.

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Hi Elissa,

I am right there with you, honey. Using add-a-cup bras to make something out of nothing.

But, it doesn't trouble me. HRT has done so much that my little booblets are a small disappointment. We can't all be DD's, thankfully!

Love, Megan

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your breast grow in stages, They will not be score and growing the whole time your on HRT. Maybe 1 month they will not grow or even a few months or more.. But they again after so long not growing they may just go (BOOM!!!) and grow to size D in the next stage... Sadly we can't know for sure. And they may never grow again..... :thumbdown:

give it a good 4-5 years before thinking about getting anything done. (Remember Big breast a woman does not make) there are many GG's out there with Very SMALL boobs :thumbsup:

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your breast grow in stages, They will not be score and growing the whole time your on HRT. Maybe 1 month they will not grow or even a few months or more.. But they again after so long not growing they may just go (BOOM!!!) and grow to size D in the next stage... Sadly we can't know for sure. And they may never grow again..... :thumbdown: give it a good 4-5 years before thinking about getting anything done. (Remember Big breast a woman does not make) there are many GG's out there with Very SMALL boobs :thumbsup:
It is a wise idea to wait.

And like a number of things, there are options. Just remember, there is an entire industry dealing with the modification of one's breast size.

So if you find your breasts to be still too small in a few years, there are surgical options.

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I am also at the one year mark here in just a few days. Just about at a full A cup or perhaps even a small B. I have noticed how they have filled in, it's interesting how the shape evolves, it's a beautiful experience.

The tenderness has been quiet the past few weeks, but like others say not to worry. I do recall quite of bit of tenderness around the 3rd, 9th and 11th month marks.

Push up bras can do wonders for your silhouette. I own several nice ones.

Enjoying my 2nd puberty, quite nice thanks.

Cindy

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Fixed typo in title
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