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I was wondering does anyone actually know how much breats weigh?

By Missy CT on 07 May 2012

Hello everyone,                       I have been trying to figure out how much my breast weigh and, therefore, add to my weight and BMI. I have looked on the internet and of course it is full of guess and really bizzare methods of weighing them, apart from getting someone to hold them while you are on the scales, being single this method isnt going to happen soon.  I am getting hung up on the weight issue which is weird coz im happy about my weight really, wobbly tummy and all. Ok id like a bit more of a firmer tummy but thats by the by. I am trying to figure out what my BMI would be is i had normal sized boobs.   So i was wonding if anyone knows how much weight was removed from boobs about 34GG to get down to a 34 C or D or how much their boobs weigh now before or after. It would really help to convince my doctor this is an issue and that my BMI is influence by my chest.   Thanks all

Comments (2)

Missy CT 11 May 2012
thanks... that is really helpful :)
zing 10 May 2012
I wear a 40 H and I am having 700 grams removed from the left side and 800 grams from the right side removed. I was told 700grams =1.53 pounds and 800 grams = 1.76 pounds. My targeted end result size is a full D.
It is important to remember no breast is exactly the same. Some have more actual mamory glands while others have more fatty tissue. Your PS should be able to give you a starting guesstimate of removal. You can type the gram amount in the yahoo search bar and get a weight campairison for it. Such as:

700 Grams is equal to ?
A page of anwsers will pop up.
good luck.

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