Malnourished? Geez.. I'm thin, 5'4", 120 lbs, and take a size 5 in pants. My arms are thin and I have small boobs. My legs are actually muscular. Go figure! I try to use weights to build muscles in my arms though my upper body isn't very strong. If you read anything, I have issues with my stomach. I DO NOT have a eating disorder. I have a very sensitive stomach that makes it difficult for me to eat different kinds of food. I was thin as a teenager. Not every teenage girl has the perfect diet, so you can't totally blame diet on the reason that some females don't have large breasts. Ever hear of celiac disease? Bovine ovary definitely does not appeal to me. Taking hormones from a cow? How is that really compatible to the hormones of the human body?
(18-02-2014, 04:21 AM)tibetan113 Wrote:(17-02-2014, 10:54 AM)demure88 Wrote: Hello everyone, I know I should have made this thread a long time ago, though I'm curious to find out if my breasts are underdeveloped, tubular or just plain small. I read that if you have tubular breasts that you need a different approach to growing larger breasts. So, I took 2 pictures of my breasts. I'm 5'4", 120 lbs and a 36a (I have a wide ribcage). I blame the fact that I'm thin for having small boobs. I would like my boobs to be a full 36c.
My boobs have been a little bit larger when I was heavier (about a 36b). Though, I'm currently only looking to gain muscle mass, not body fat! I just returned my noogleberry for smaller cups, since the medium cups held no suction. I have a cheap volufiline cream I've been using. I'm going to buy a breast enlargement cream once I find out the kind of breasts I have. thanks for the help!
Welcome to the forum! No. You are not just small.You def have an issue with your breasts. You did not develop properly (even though you are underdeveloped.) Tuberous, tubular, igt, constricted bands, ptosis, etc. whatever you wanna call it, you've never been able to grow correctly. It looks like a malnourished issue. Did you ever have an eating disorder or some type of lack -there-of of nutrition during the time you were developing?
Its not to come off mean, that is not what normal healthy breasts look like. But in this day in age, its very common, so common its the norm. I have one breast that is mildly tuberous. I've been able to correct much of it but I can still tell. I also have scoliosis so that does not help with the way they sit, one is below the other.
Just like with any condition, there are variances. You have a moderate form, in my opinion. Look into pumping and bovine ovary. Look at Anastasia's program.