Will Breast Keep Growing After 23?

At 23, your breasts have completed their development. That being said, your breast will continue to change with weight gain, pregnancy, and the effects of gravity over time. Unfortunately, those are not usually the types of changes that people your age want or want to wait for. Most likely, the best approach for the results you desire will breast augmentation with a silicone or saline breast implant. However, implants are not lifetime devices and implantation in a woman your age must come with the understanding that you will likely require revision sometime in the future. Seek an appointment with a board certified plastic surgeon to explore your options and develop a plan that works best for you. 

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.

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. 

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

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!