Is it likely for my boobs to grow more at age 15 (girls only)?

Question

I'm fifteen, 5'8", and 113 pounds. I have a 32a (which I'm actually relieved about, becuase for a while I was actually worried I'd never even be able to WEAR a bra...), even though my mom is a 36d and both my grandmas have big chests. I had my period when I was 13, grew inches upon inches around that time, but no boobs for me... I'd really like to just be a B cup. Before I'm pregnant. And without plastic surgery. Is that likely?

I know I shouldn't be asking for much... I've been lucky enough to have an insane metabolism and model height (rare for an asian girl). I'm not like... "GOD GIVE ME BOOBS OR I'LL DIE" or anything. But I mean... I'd like to be able to look nice in certain shirts, you know?

Answer 1

Hey kiddo, I'm the opposite. My mom and sister have chests your size and I'm a 36D or DD depending, and let me tell you - there are lots of times I wish I was more like them. It's sort of like how girls with curly hair want straight hair and vice versa. As you get older and your body changes, yes, I think you will become at least a B - especially whenever you have kids. For now, just get a water bra or the inserts for when you want to fill out a shirt. Places like Lady Grace and Victoria Secret will probably have something to that effect. You are also thinner, and boobs are literally fat, so if you gained weight boobs would come with it. But I bet you're just fine the way you are and all you need to do for now is get a quality bra that enhances your chest for the days when you want a little more on that area. You're still growing and changing. I'm *so* happy that you aren't talking about surgery:)

If you work out, focus on your pectoral muscles as it will literally make your chest bigger. But you don't need to do that, I'm just saying if you already work out why not add some more chest-focused exercises.

Answer 2

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Well, it's actually working! There is a noticeable difference in the size of my breasts! It's only been 10 days, and they say that the true final results won't appear until about the 4-6 month time frame, but based on what I can see, (and what my boyfriend can feel�) there's definitely a difference. My breasts are standing out more, and they are fuller and rounder. Sometimes I am able to go out without a bra, now I can't. And I have a feeling that I might have to actually buy new bras if the growth continues. I'm looking forward to seeing how the next month goes. There might actually be a size B in my future! Woohoo!

Answer 3

It's funny I used to have the same problem too. Even though I keep on growing taller, my boobs won't get any bigger. I used to feel self-conscious when I went to a co-ed school, but when I was forced to go to an all girls school(which sucks btw) I didn't care anymore.
I told my mom this, and she said she had the same problem too, but eventually your boobs will grow when you're older. Sometimes having small boobs is okay, because it makes clothing look nicer, and you don't look like a whore when you wear something tight. I mean look at the models. They're tall, skinny, have small boobs - but they make clothes look fashionable and nice!

Answer 4

Sure it's likely that your boobs will grow since you're only 15. Lots of people's bodies develop later. Lol I think it's because you're skinny for your height. I'm 19 and Asian, I had my period when I was 12, am now 5'4" and my boobs are tiny probably cos I'm skinny as well. Sadly I don't think mine will grow anymore before I'm pregnant!

Answer 5

DON'T WORRY your boobs will DEFINETELY grow bigger!!!!!!! When I was 15 I had very small B cups almost A. Now a C is almost too small. Wait until you are 25 to see how they'll grow (Big chests run in my family too and I was also worried) For now get some cookies for your bra!

Answer 6

I grew a cup size after I was 19, it did coincide with me going on the pill, this is very likely to be linked but I don't think it is ALL down to the pill. I expect that, at 15, you have a little more growing to do.

Answer 7

Yes I think they will get a tad larger as you approach 23. But small breasts are very in, and if you are wanting an accent for those tops, just buy a padded bra. You are you and you have a unique body. Celebrate that fact !

Answer 8

Yes sweetie, they will get bigger as you get older. Maybe not much though. You can enhance them with different types of bras as well. Go to a Victoria's Secret type store and ask one of the clerks to help you. They will be able to help you and make you look a little more full figured.

Answer 9

I would talk to your parents. It's different for everyone. Your mother may have developed her bust later in her teenage years.

Also, in my experience breast size correlates to body fat. Is your mother overweight at all? That could contribute to her chest size.

I don't think people start growing until early 20's or something. You could look that up or talk to a doctor about it. However, I think speaking to your mother about it is a good choice, because you two are made up of the same genes. You could also talk to to your grandmothers as you contain their genes as well. It's a family thing!

Answer 10

that is fine i understand but even though u r 15 and havent fully developed dont meanthat u never will just give it a year or 2