Growing female breasts on a male body

[Ramona]

Ok I know its a hormone thing and a person needs to see a Dr. first But has any one here grown there own breast? And if so how did you do it? And if so are you happy with the new you? And just how big did your breast get?
Thank you
Ramona

[Eileen (SO)]

Dear Ramona,

As a fantasy, the husband has done some research. Which kinda p'd me off, but out of curiosity, this what he found. There is no magic pills, ointments, herbs, or suction devices that really work. A change in your body's hormones under a doctors care is the only way. Size depends on your age and genetics. And you will lose a major male function that most men choose to keep. Most women prefer you keep it also.

Or, consider implants. There is no easy way.

Eileen

[Ms. Erin]

Hi Ramona, its my understanding that in the feminization/transitioning process you will have to go for the whole package, only choice will be to do or not to do a GRS.

So the twins will come with the hips, booty, skin, hair, nail, mood and other changes. And one of the big side affects is indeed that you will no longer be able to father a child, among other things, closely related to the subject of fathering a child. Not to go in detail, google HRT.

My understanding is that it will take up to 4 years, some even up to 10 years, before completion. Size depends on genes and each person, but I believe 2 cup sizes is average?

Any way I don't think the massage pumps, herbs and creams will work other then maybe just a little bit. However having said that, I do think Bovine Ovary will work but up to a certain extent:

http://mustgrowbust.com/male-breast-enlargement

Hope it contributes a little to your question.

Like Eileen mentioned, implants.

[BelindaH]

Hello Ramona

I tried herbals but they did not work at all. I finally chose HRT with estrogen. (This you should do with a Dr to monitor your hormone levels) I developed B cups over the course of a couple of years, but your results may vary just like they do for women in general. There are Drs and clinics that will not require you to sign up for complete transition and will still give you hormones.

[Sarah Ann]

I got my B cups via a couple of years of HRT a long time ago. The nipples rather quickly grow to female size and become intensely sensitive. I have enjoyed them a very great deal, still do, and don't leave home without them.

[Toni_Lynn_P]

It kinda funny -- but this topic brought something to the forefront for me. As a teen I had gynecomastia, well duh , still do. Seeing as I was already predisposed to crossdressing, my breast development, though slight and to this day not more than an A cup, was seen by me as a gift, yes a gift/ blessing from God if you will, a cause for much personal joy, and a validation that I was (AM! ) in fact a girl.

Sadly, such was not the feeling of others around me .. my mum, the unky boys in gym class, etc. Lotsa shame was was heaped upon me at home, and of course, we COULDN'T go to the doctor because if it got out that 'the little weirdo' had boobs like a girl ....

My shield, my badge of honour was my training bra. It made me feel proudly unique, if not superior. and the fact that I had breasts, well, in my mind, I turned that around to 'you are just jealous cause you don't have em'

Did it affect, er, performance -- well no -- but it may be related to the fact that I can't father a child. Oh well -- I do have step kids, so all is okey-dokey there.

Do I want 'em bigger -- nah! I'm quite happy with what I got. And so is my wife -- she loves eh way I look in bra!

Hugs

Toni-Lynn

[Ramona]

To you lady's that have done HRT beside the growth of your breasts Has your body changed in other place's also. Like your hips and rear end?

[Ramona]

Also thank you all for your response And How many if any of you are living your life as a woman full time?

[Ms. Erin]

Hi Ramona, I am living 24-7. I used to say 24-7 minus 40 when at work, but now I say 24-7 and I dress like a guy at work.

The only thing I don't wear when at home is makeup, except when going outside obviously. And I start my hair removal treatments after the 19th (payday ) , the hormones change on the first. Can't wait, but that's a different story.



But I like to talk about it though.

They have seen my photo shopped photo of what I like to look like, facially, and told me how to achieve that with lifting, fillings and Botox etc. But it all takes time and $$$

Sorry I am just to happy not to mention this.

Erin.

[Kelly]

Eilleen wrote:

As a fantasy, the husband has done some research.

I think this is a research project that even the most casual of us will eventually do. I know I have, and I am a proclaimed part timer. I know I am from Mars, I just like the occasional day trip to Venus. So, seeing what it takes to grow breasts is just part of the process. Also involved is thinking through what it means. And deciding if it is worth it.

I have thought gone through the process a couple of times with the same result: No thank you.

The really nice thing about a (couple) of nice sets of breast forms is that you can take them out and you can pick the size that fits your mood and your outfit. What can be better!

Now, if one were to go 24/7, the outcome of the thought process will necessarily be different. I support that, and am happy to hear the joy expressed by those that have gone down that path. Some little part of me says "way to go girl".

Point is, as with everything, the right thing depends entirely on the person.

Kelly.

[Carol Esme]

Hi Ramona. I've been on doctor managed hormones for about 20 mths. Previous efforts with creams were a waste of time. I have boobs that are between B and C, more comfortable in a C bra. They are not as big as the forms I used to use but so much more "me" and I've ditched the forms for good. Backside and hips have also improved and body hair is dramatically reduced. I expect I'm approaching maximum physical changes which are forecast for the two year mark. I desperately need to trim my tummy. That will be a diet/exercise issue. I still have a thin spot on top of my head and beard shadow. I'm stuck with a wig and having electrolysis on the beard. My chest and shoulders are too wide. Fixing my voice still is a work in progress. The hormones are not a magic cure all especially at my age (66) and I wish I'd started decades ago but better late than never.

[Eileen (SO)]

We are both in the second half of our 50's. He's still hoping for the middle age chest flab so he can smush together some realistic cleavage. If it were possible for him to develop breasts, maybe a B cup would be the limit I would be comfortable with. We have an agreement in that he can dress as a woman to his heart's content, as long as friends, family and neighbors don't know. But I am still married to fully functioning male and have mostly a man around the house.

Yes Kelly, forms are amazing. He was using two sets, switching for the outfit. I convinced him to make a choice and stick with those, just as women don't have a choice either. He choose the more ample set and must pick clothing that fits right. Just like his wife.

Getting back on topic though. If a guy could grow breasts and not ready to transition, how big could you go? How to hide them dressed male? Would you wear a bra all the time?
A nice set of real boobies are nice to have, but there are consequences to consider. They get in the way constantly. Having to wear a bra on a hot day is no fun at all. And here's a helpful hint, never wish for or buy forms bigger than your wife or girlfriend!

Eileen

[Carol Esme]

I don't think there's a sensible answer to how big you can grow them before you can't hide them. It would be tricky to turn off growth at the right time anyway because there is quite a lag in results. Also it depends on your body size and shape. A tummy like mine de-emphasises the boobs unless you pull the tummy in. Also not wearing a bra and choosing a loose heavier fabric shirt with breast pockets helps. I'm not prepared to swim topless in public but otherwise manage to live the male part of my life without being sprung.

[Eileen (SO)]

A tummy like mine de-emphasises the boobs unless you pull the tummy in.

And that, my dear, is why I'm not concerned about losing too much weight. I get enough chest stares as it is.
My bit chunky husband wears forms larger than I thought would be necessary, but they fit his frame well.

Eileen

[BelindaH]

If a guy could grow breasts and not ready to transition, how big could you go? How to hide them dressed male? Would you wear a bra all the time?
A nice set of real boobies are nice to have, but there are consequences to consider. They get in the way constantly. Having to wear a bra on a hot day is no fun at all. And here's a helpful hint, never wish for or buy forms bigger than your wife or girlfriend!

Eileen

It is important to emphasize that taking hormones is an important decision with consequences. I stopped taking hormones after a number of years. Most of the side effects of taking hormones went away when i stopped, but breasts are forever.