Is it unhealthy to have small breasts?!
Question: I'm fourteen and my breasts don't even fit an AA cup...I was wondering if it's healthy to have a really small chest. (I don't want a big chest, but I want whatever is healthy) I know that I'm still growing, but most girls are bigger than that by now... I'm not anorexic or bulemic, and if it helps, 5'2" and 92 lb., and I exercise every day (not to lose weight, obviously, just because I like to and for muscle tone)
Answers: I'm fourteen and my breasts don't even fit an AA cup...I was wondering if it's healthy to have a really small chest. (I don't want a big chest, but I want whatever is healthy) I know that I'm still growing, but most girls are bigger than that by now... I'm not anorexic or bulemic, and if it helps, 5'2" and 92 lb., and I exercise every day (not to lose weight, obviously, just because I like to and for muscle tone)
I'm 36 and still am small. I don't even fit into a AA cup. I really need a AAA cup. I wear a sports bra. As far as gaining weight and getting it in the chest, well that's not necessarily true. If I gain weight, it usually is in the belly and thighs. My breast size still remains the same. My husband told me that he saw an autopsy once and when the dr. got to the breast area, my husband said it was mostly fat but I wasn't there to see it. If you can think "It's fun to be flat" and you won't have the back pain that people with big breast sometimes have then you may be better off being small. I'm happy I don't have to deal with back pain from the heaviness of breast and my friends have told me that they wish they weren't so big. I can also go without wearing a bra since I don't need the support. It's less of a pain and not as hot. I can buy something called breast petals (sticky flower-like stickers) to stick onto the nipples so that I can wear a strapless dress without a bra showing since a strapless bra will most likely fall down and it's very hard to find a AAA bra much less a strapless one. I did however find a nice dress to wear for a wedding and ended up finding soft padding to go into a soft bra and it worked out very nicely. I just had the clear straps on the bra and that was nice. I'm actually happy I don't have to wear something everyday or I can just use the stickers to cover up my nipples. Good luck and congrats on you working out.
no, its not unhealthy, some people just develop earlier than others. if you are really worried, ask your parents or a doctor.
If you gain weight you will gain boobs... i know when most women lose weight... their boobs are the first to go. But it sounds to me that you are just a tiny person, with tiny features.... your normal and healthy
You may not have developed fully yet.
There are no health concerns relating to the size of one's breasts, except for possible back problems if the breasts are too large for a woman's frame/build.