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My breasts are different sizes!

 
It sounds weird to say but my breasts are two different sizes. And I’m not just talking by a little. Is there something wrong with me?

It’s common to have different-sized breasts, says Dr. Goodale, “Our two halves are not the same, so most people have one breast that’s larger. As long as your breast tissue is normal, there probably isn’t any medical problem.” So you’re normal, but if it’s feeling normal that can be tricky.

The good news: Breasts often even out by around age 18. Until then, try a padded bra with inserts and take one out. Way better than tissue-stuffing.

BY GL ON 7/23/2010 12:31:00 PM

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Help,help,help!
I just turned 13 and I'm a B-cup (I was measured once at a store). My boobs are not very big but there not small either. The problem is my mom only gets me training bras!My friends even say it's weird to have a trainig bra when your this old with boobs that size. I really want to get a B-cup bra but my mom won't get me one even though I need it!Help!

Hey girl,

You'd be surprised how many moms are like this -- mine was the same way! Eventually I just bought them myself because she wouldn't let me wear anything with a wire, but they do make bras that have cups without wires, which is a in-between compromise, so see if your mom will go for that. Explain to her (calmly) that you think you're ready to wear real bras, and that you're growing up, even though it's hard for her to hear. Hopefully she'll understand and you can compromise!

Meghan D.

by Pistachio Queen on 1/21/2012 9:27:41 AM

 
 

i have the same prob only 1's flatter and the others poitier

by tabbycat627 on 10/10/2011 2:44:01 AM

 
 

MOD! My breast are really uneven. One is in about stage 3 and the other around 1. I feel really insecure when I go out somewhere. I know it's crazy, but I can't stop my worrying. Help, please!

 

 

Hey girly! Trust me when I say that no one else notices but you! If you're super insecure about it though, you can always get a padded bra, to even them out some! Smile

xxx

Becca G.

by lyssie17 on 5/8/2011 10:04:36 PM

 
 

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Mod my boobs are huge. I'm pretty skinny and curvy and super tall, I'm in eighth grade and I wear a D cup bra. My friends are always saying that they wish they had boobs as big as me but I hate them. I can't wear half the things they do because of school rules and I can only wear t-shirts to school. I hate it, but my friends are always saying that they wish they had my chest. I am always trying to make them smaller, what should I do




Hey girlie, there's nothing you can do right now to make them smaller. Keep looking for flattering tops that don't look trashy and embrace it. 
Lauren T.

by blueeyedgirl005 on 10/17/2010 10:44:38 PM

 
 

i have the same problem it's so annoying cause it's really hard to find a bra that fits good. one thing to try is a sports bra over your normal bra to make them look the same size

by luve2cheer on 10/16/2010 3:31:41 PM

 
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