Is there a way to see how big your breast will be in the future?

Question

I am 14 years old and iwant to know how big my breast r goin to get is there a way to find out besides goin to the doctors.

Answer 1

Usually you will develop about the same size of breasts as your mother. You can get some sort of idea by how big family members are, but there is no real way of knowing until it happens.

Answer 2

The doctor won't be able to tell you No one can. Most women are at their full breast size at about 20. But, this can also change greatly. Weight gain, pregnancy, and PMS can all cause larger breasts. It can vary every couple of years so much that women are recommended to get fitted for their bras every two years.

Short answer - no.

I was perfectly flat at 14, and now I am a D, so don't worry, you'll develop.

Answer 3

Not even a doctor could tell you. Look at your mother, sisters, grandmothers, and great-grandmothers, aunts, on both sides. If they share the exact same lineage as you, you've have all of the genes they have, going all the way back to the beginning of your direct lineage.

The strongest likelyhood will be that you inherit the traits from the generations that are closest to yours (including your father's mother, and her father's mother). The smallest or biggest from any generation of direct ancestral women in your family are possible. Cousin's are not a good gauge, because they have some genes that you won't likely have.

Answer 4

it has to do with heredity. look at your female relatives, especially your mother, any sisters you may have who have developed already, grandmothers, aunts...but look closest at your most direct relatives, especially if you have an older sister, because we get genes from both of our parents and are thus more closely related genetically to our siblings than to either parent.

also consider weight. while there are thin women with large breasts and large women with small breasts, usually if you weigh a little more your breasts will gain size too. lose weight and lose breasts - we like to joke that the first place we lose weight from when we diet is our boobs!

in my case, i'm my mother's only child. my mother weighs a lot more than she should and i'm a normal weight, so it isn't really possible to compare us. she wears a 40C and i wear a 34C/D (depends on the bra).

don't worry, you'll grow and fill out. women grow into their early 20s. i grew 1/2 inch when i was 19, and gained a cup size without gaining weight. so i was still growing when i was in college. growing will take years.

if you're still not happy with your breasts when you're all done growing, you can have surgery. but don't jump to the conclusion that you'll need or want that.

Answer 5

Check out your mom, aunts and Grandmother if possible. Also check out your own shoulder structure if your shoulders are high structured you have a chance for big ones. Also be confident in yourself and the best you will appear.

Answer 6

Nope, not even your doctor will know that.
It's all genetic. Look at your older sisters if you have any, mother, aunts, cousins.
You can tell more by them than any other way.

Answer 7

Most girls grow up to be the same size as their mother or other close female relative.

I grew to be the same size as my mother.

Answer 8

It's supposed to be genetic, yet my mom and older sister have very big chests and I turned out small/medium..

Answer 9

You can look at family members. Sometimes you get it from your mom, but you may want to look at your aunts. I'm 14 and I'm bigger than my mom and my aunts, so sometimes it's not that easy.

Answer 10

youre mom and sisters size is a good guide, and dont freaking worry about it youre only 14, who cares