26 Years Old, Heavy Big Boobs, No Kids, 32H, Should I or Should'nt I? - Norway, NO

I'm in the same situation! I'm 27 and really want a breast reduction, but I also want kids in about 5 (ish) years. I'm mostly worried about my boobs growing back when I'm pregnant after spending all that money to reduce them!

I had the surgery last October & it was the best thing I've ever done for myself. I was a 32F. I did it because I was uncomfortable, clothing was impossible & I had to buy sizes 2x too big to fit the boobs. This was the best thing I've ever done for myself. I can fit into clothing that actually is my size and I feel like my boobs finally for my frame. I did not go really small, I still have boobs and I am now a size 30DD. I still wanted boobs, but just wanted them in proportion and able to fit into clothes and lift them.
I suggest doing it if you are ready for it. But do your research & only have a surgeon who specializes in breast reductions do it.

Do it! I was 38HH. 62yo. I asked that 2/3 of each breast be removed but I wish I had said 3/4 removed. The pain is a distant memory and my posture is finally straight instead of hunched.
Don't let all that weight hanging from your shoulders stay any longer than it has to.

I'm 44 I was a 34H and I had the reduction done 2 wks ago. It's not that bad. I thought the worst and as long as you as they say it will not be that bad. I'm thinking I'm going to end up with a small C. It's been so worth it. I went to the store today and put on clothes and was so excited that things I couldn't wear I could now. I still have swelling and waiting to really go out and buy things but I would say do it. You will not regret it. I promise you won't

i think they look fine

Yes, I have these thoughts all the time. I'm 46 and I still can't commit to the surgery! Apparently there is a very high satisfaction rate with this surgery and it has been linked to a longer life span, which surprised me. (Swedish study I think.) I am waiting to lose another 7kg (I've lost 14kg over two years - yes, I'm a slow mover) before I do it but I think I will do it. For you, I think maybe wait until after kids so you can breastfeed. My breasts were terrible milk producers though, which annoyed me no end given the hell they've put me through over the years. But if you can feed it is not only lovely for bonding but actually very convenient. Good luck with your decision.

It's scary to think that they could be permentantly "ruined" and theyreally not bad now.....tough man

Yea they are really big, what size what size were you thinking about going down too

If you are questioning having the procedure then I then think of these things.... Do you like the way you look in clothes? Do your breasts cover your rib cage and torso? Do they cause you pain or embarrassment? If so to any of the above and you should go for it. I waited 25 years. My breast were large dense and very saggy. I'm almost 6 weeks post op and dan honestly say the surgery has changed my life in ways I never expected. I had all the same questions and concerns you have. Right up to and after my surgery. It does take some time to get used to the " new you". It is a psychological as well as a physical change but you can't prepare gor either until the surgery is done. I have zero back and neck pain, can wear whatever tops I want, no bra! My confidence level has gone up even though the rest of my body is far from where I would like it to be. I feel free. Good luck with your decision :)

your body is beautyfull,dont think u need a br