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I'm 17 years old, and my current bra size is...

I'm 17 years old, and my current bra size is 75D (a bit too small), and I've been living with big breats in a way too long period of my life. When I was 11 years old I started growing breasts. They looked normal compared to my age, height, and weight. My puberty started early, and I got my first period at 8-9. I was the first one in my class to even start puberty, and I was always ahead of my classmates (girls) when it came to developing breasts. In 7th grade, I was a 75D, and started to notice problems when I was exercising (jogging), as well as some of my clothes weren’t fitting. As the years went on, and my breasts kept growing, I would ask my mom for a breast reduction every Christmas or birthday, to which she’d reply that I wasn’t old enough. It wasn't until I saw a video on YouTube of a 15 year old getting a reduction, I confronted my mom properly. We went to a doctor who referred me to a surgeon who was going to consider whether I was getting a reduction or not. My mother and I almost didn't get to greet the surgeon before he told me to undress. I felt a little uncomfortable at first, but I was hoping for the best. After a few seconds he told my mother he was only looking at the area where he was going to operate. I almost couldn't believe my ears, and neither could my mother. I was close to jumping of joy, tough I knew I had to stay calm as he was still examining me. He told me I was getting the reduction after the summer, and it made me so unexplainable happy. After the summer, I finally got the breast reduction I always wanted, and I was so excited to see my new breasts! I was a bit worried about the scars at first, (the doctor and surgeon warned me about it multiple times because of my dark skin color) but I figured out it was a price to pay. I was finally going to get normal boobs! Weeks after the reduction my mother helped treating me with bandages and other things. I was a bit unsatisfied, but mother told me they still looked big due to the swelling. It has been almost eight months, and I still feel they're a bit big. The surgeon told me my size was going to be something in between B-C, but my size is currently D, and it's a bit too small. I can't say I'm totally unsatisfied, because I feel like a huge weight has been lifted from my back, and I know I'm going to have these breasts for the rest of my life, but I'm still having a bit trouble finding bikinis. The scars don't look too good, and my left nipple is bigger than the right... What am I supposed to think? What do you think?

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The surgeon was a nice and polite man. He explained most things so there weren't that many questions. The payment went easy, and I was given the reduction at the time that was planned. Sadly the surgeon never contacted me and my mom again, even though we were supposed to send a letter about the progress after the surgery (we forgot) but we're planning to do it as soon as possible.