I suffered from depression and lost A LOT of weight the past couple of months. I have always been extremely underweight, I have never been near the healthy weight range my entire life. My breasts went from a full B to an A. I was wondering if me gaining 10+lbs will bring them back? Is it true you gain it back where you lost it? Also, if I've always been underweight, does that mean my breasts/body never even filled out to their full potential? Do they look like A cups now in the photos?
January 11, 2016
Answer: Gaining weight and gaining breasts back. It can be true for some, if breast volume was lost during weight loss then it may be quite possible to return some breast volume with weight gain. Your current breast size is attractive and proportioned well in the photos, so if you are happy with your weight and fit appearance there might be no need to worry about your breast.
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January 11, 2016
Answer: Gaining weight and gaining breasts back. It can be true for some, if breast volume was lost during weight loss then it may be quite possible to return some breast volume with weight gain. Your current breast size is attractive and proportioned well in the photos, so if you are happy with your weight and fit appearance there might be no need to worry about your breast.
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January 10, 2016
Answer: Gaining weight in your breasts Once you complete puberty, the fat cells distributed in your body remain relatively constant the rest of your life. When you lose weight, the fat cells get smaller and when you put weight back on, they get bigger. But you do not lose the fat cells with weight loss. So, yes, you will tend to put weight back on where you lost it. And if you have been underweight your whole adult life, you may have never seen your own natural potential.It hard to tell from photos, but your breast dimensions look like you will be either filling up an A completely, and may fit into some B cups.
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January 10, 2016
Answer: Gaining weight in your breasts Once you complete puberty, the fat cells distributed in your body remain relatively constant the rest of your life. When you lose weight, the fat cells get smaller and when you put weight back on, they get bigger. But you do not lose the fat cells with weight loss. So, yes, you will tend to put weight back on where you lost it. And if you have been underweight your whole adult life, you may have never seen your own natural potential.It hard to tell from photos, but your breast dimensions look like you will be either filling up an A completely, and may fit into some B cups.
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