Im a small 34b im 23 years old but look 16 will my breast stay this size or like i said i look 16 is it possible that my body is developing at a slower rate i guess?
February 8, 2015
Answer: Will Breast Grow at Age 23? Most women are fully developed by age 17, though further breast volume can change through out life. With weight gain, pregnancy and nursing, the breast size and shape will be affected. It is unlikely that your breast will get much larger if your weight remains stable. You should discuss your concerns with a plastic surgeon if you want to enhance the size of your breast. Good luck.
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February 8, 2015
Answer: Will Breast Grow at Age 23? Most women are fully developed by age 17, though further breast volume can change through out life. With weight gain, pregnancy and nursing, the breast size and shape will be affected. It is unlikely that your breast will get much larger if your weight remains stable. You should discuss your concerns with a plastic surgeon if you want to enhance the size of your breast. Good luck.
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Answer: Typically at the age of 18 breast maturation has completed Hello and thank you for this great question. Typically by the age of 18 in females, breast maturation has completed and at this stage, it is unlikely “unless you have a significant weight gain or become pregnant” that your breasts will get much bigger. It sounds like a breast augmentation may be an option for you.
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Answer: Typically at the age of 18 breast maturation has completed Hello and thank you for this great question. Typically by the age of 18 in females, breast maturation has completed and at this stage, it is unlikely “unless you have a significant weight gain or become pregnant” that your breasts will get much bigger. It sounds like a breast augmentation may be an option for you.
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July 30, 2018
Answer: Breast Growth At age 23 your breast have likely finished growing. Your breast will likely continue to change as you age, weight fluctuations and if and when you go through pregnancy and breast feeding. All of these things cause the breast the change. Pregnancy and breast feeding cause the breast to temporarily increase in size. However, once breast feeding ends the breast tissue frequently atrophies to a smaller volume than pre pregnancy.
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July 30, 2018
Answer: Breast Growth At age 23 your breast have likely finished growing. Your breast will likely continue to change as you age, weight fluctuations and if and when you go through pregnancy and breast feeding. All of these things cause the breast the change. Pregnancy and breast feeding cause the breast to temporarily increase in size. However, once breast feeding ends the breast tissue frequently atrophies to a smaller volume than pre pregnancy.
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November 7, 2016
Answer: Breast growth after 23 years old Hello,It's very unlikely. Most women have fully developed breasts after around 18 years of age. While things like weight gain/loss and pregnancy can change the breast size and appearance, it's unlikely that they will change much naturally over the next years.Best wishes,Dr. BlaggAustin, TX
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November 7, 2016
Answer: Breast growth after 23 years old Hello,It's very unlikely. Most women have fully developed breasts after around 18 years of age. While things like weight gain/loss and pregnancy can change the breast size and appearance, it's unlikely that they will change much naturally over the next years.Best wishes,Dr. BlaggAustin, TX
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October 27, 2016
Answer: When are my breast fully developed? Thank you for your question. A woman's breasts are not fully developed until they have been pregnant and breast-fed. The size of your breasts can continue to change throughout your life with fluctuations in your weight as well. As you get older, the dense breast tissue which is more prevalent when you were younger is replaced with fatty tissue. This can lead to additional fluctuations in the size of your breast as you gain and lose weight. Breast augmentation can help replace the volume lost secondary to previous pregnancies and/or weight gain followed by loss. Hope this helps, good luck!
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October 27, 2016
Answer: When are my breast fully developed? Thank you for your question. A woman's breasts are not fully developed until they have been pregnant and breast-fed. The size of your breasts can continue to change throughout your life with fluctuations in your weight as well. As you get older, the dense breast tissue which is more prevalent when you were younger is replaced with fatty tissue. This can lead to additional fluctuations in the size of your breast as you gain and lose weight. Breast augmentation can help replace the volume lost secondary to previous pregnancies and/or weight gain followed by loss. Hope this helps, good luck!
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