[anyothername]

I am a pretty short, generally petite girl, except my breasts. They've always been pretty big. Since I've lost weight, I've gone from a DD in both to being a large C in one, and the other is almost doubling out of my DD bras. I find it odd that one has gotten bigger? Has anyone else experienced this? What should I do, Just buy a pad for the smaller one?

[illinichick]

They make those little "chicken cutlet" looking things that aren't a pad, but like a filled packet that helps fill your smaller side out. I've never used one, but I know people that are very satisfied with how they look/feel.

[anyothername]

Ha, I'll have to look into those. When You first said chicken cutlet, I could just imagine someone stuffing their bra with poultry!

[trnsfrmnreplace]

Originally Posted by anyothername

I could just imagine someone stuffing their bra with poultry!

Hahaha.

You can't really do anything about it to even it out naturally.
I would suggest the "chicken cutlet" too. hehe.
It is either some type of padding, or breast surgery.

Maybe after having kids they might even out. You never know.

[shawnamadonna1013]

That's odd. I'd wait and see if they even out w/ more weightloss. You can see your doctor if you're really concerned but I definitely give it a while before considering any kind of surgery.

[maegdaeien]

Hmm. So you lost most of that weight in your boob?! Believe it or not, I've seen something like this before. My roommate started exercising (weight training and stuff) and only one side of her body changed even though she always did an equal number of reps on either side. Our bodies work in mysterious ways... but I agree, keep working at it and see if they start to kind of balance out more.

[Daisy Boo]

i don't want to alarm you, but a symptom such as you have described could be seen as an indication of breast cancer. do you self-exam regularly?

it just sounds really odd that you have lost size in one breast and increased in the other.