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Everyone knows that boobs can be either big, small, or somewhere in between, but did you know that they can also be asymmetric, bell shaped, or tear drop? There are terms to describe nipple placement, where exactly your boobs sit on your chest, and what direction your boobs face when they're not supported (aka not in a bra). All boobs (and nipples ) are totally normal — in fact, most women have asymmetrical breasts, says Dr. Tiffanny Jones , an OB/GYN and fertility specialist at Conceive Fertility Dallas. She points to a 2018 study from the Health Science Journal , which found that of 304 women analyzed, 91 percent had breast asymmetry.
“Breasts are made of fat, glands, and connective tissue,” Dr. Jones explains. While your family history and genetics play a part in determining what type of boob shape you have, there are other factors as well, including age, weight loss or gain, and a change in hormone levels, such as when you go through puberty or have your period. “Estrogen and progesterone cause the breast to change size and density during the menstrual phase,” Dr. Jones says. “Estrogen and progesterone increase during your period which can make your breasts enlarge to higher levels which can change the shape of your breasts during that time being.” Different stages later in life — like pregnancy and menopause — also impact the shape and density of your breasts, she adds, due to hormonal changes.
“It takes time for breasts to balance out, so to speak,” Dr. Cindy Duke , a Las Vegas-based fertility specialist and virologist, adds. “A very young person who’s developing breasts may [be] much smaller on one side, but once puberty is complete, it [can] catch up.” You might even notice minimal changes in your breast shape from month-to-month, she emphasizes. There are certain times where they might feel heavier, firmer, or more tender, such as when you’re about to start your next menstrual cycle. However, if you’re feeling continuous pain, Dr. Duke encourages that you reach out to your doctor and schedule an examination.
Ahead, we break down eight different types of boob shapes and sizes, and include recommendations for what bra styles fit best for each type. It’s important to note that most of these terms to describe breast shapes are colloquial terms, and your doctor is more likely to use words such as symmetric, asymmetric, or pendulous (listed ahead) to describe your breast shape, Dr. Duke says. Once you’ve identified your shape, find the best bra brands that will support any cup size.
Again, as Dr. Jones and Dr. Duke emphasize, breast asymmetry is extremely common. “Pretty much no one has completely symmetrical breasts,” Dr. Duke says.
Asymmetric breasts are sets of boobs where one has a different size, shape, volume, or position than the other. If you’d like to even out your breasts, push-up bras with removable pads would probably work best.
You don’t have to be an intense athlete to have athletic boobs. “It has more to do with the size and tone of the pectoral muscles, which sit under the breasts,” Dr. Duke says. “Your breasts may appear perkier — not because the breasts are bigger or more lifted, but [because of] the muscle itself.”
These breasts are typically wider, more muscular-looking, and have less tissue. A wireless bra could provide comfort and support to wider boobs.
Your nipples might point in opposite directions outward, a feature that many women share. “It's actually fairly common for your nipples to not necessarily point forward,” Dr. Duke says. “Most nipples point away ever so slightly.”
She also notes that most nipple and breast development starts before your first period, a process doctors call thelarche. “The first thing that happens is you have these tiny breast buds. And at the same time, the nipples get a little bit larger. They get darker. In that point, they can also start pointing out a little bit,” Dr. Duke explains.
If you’d like to gather your breasts to the front of your chest, push-up bras could help.
Pendulous breasts are typically relaxed downwards and have lax tissue. Genetics and the fat content in your breasts contribute to this boob shape, Dr. Duke explains. “It’s just the nature of how your skin and your connective tissue works,” she says.
For a bra style that can help give your girls a little lift, a t-shirt or push-up bra can definitely help.
Bell shape breasts are thinner at the top and fuller at the bottom. Not surprisingly, they look like bells! A comfy, lifting T-shirt bra would work best for your shape.
Having a slender shape doesn’t necessarily mean that you wear a smaller cup size. It just means that your boobs are on the thinner side — they probably don’t take up your entire chest.
Bras with a deeper plunge can help gather your breasts towards the center.
Round boobs are the type that are fully circular, and equal at the top and bottom of the breasts — but these types of breasts are also often asymmetrical, Dr. Duke emphasizes.
“The truth is everyone has some degree of asymmetry,” she says. “They may not be perfectly round, or one might be slightly higher than the other.” A few different bra styles can work with this shape.
Similar to round breasts, the tear drop shape is circular, but your boobs are a little less full at the top. These types of breasts can also be described as early pendulous, Dr. Duke notes. Many different bra styles suit this breast shape, as well.

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Having big boobs can be a blessing and a curse — as one woman found out when she attempted to do a week without wearing a bra.
YouTuber Hannah Witton said she found her “dangling” boobs a “hazard” and struggled with boob sweat.
She said: “I have massive boobs and I’m not going to be wearing a bra for a week.
“There are a couple of reasons why I’m doing this.
“One, just because I’m curious for the personal challenge.
“And secondly to prove a point that it is difficult to not wear a bra when you’ve got big boobs.
“The third reason is a bit more of a fashion challenge, because I actually want to try and see what clothes I can wear with my boobs without a bra because I’ll be limited, especially in summer.”
She said the main reason for wearing a bra is “comfort”, and explained: “Boobs are heavy, big boobs are heavy.
“Just having them not flopping around constantly and moving around and causing a hazard.
She also wears a bra for the “aesthetic” and said: “My boobs look great when they are hoisted, and lifted.
“They do not look hot when they are left to their own devices.”
Hannah also pointed out she gets “serious underboob sweat” but said she would be rolling on deodorant under her breasts each day.
She added: “I just think big boobs are really inconvenient, and you will see this week why I need a bra.”

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Her first bra-less outfit was a vest top and a pair of jeans, and she wasn’t a fan.
Hannah said: “The only thing is I like to wear high-waisted things and on top of the boob thing, I am really short so I have no stomach.
“The boob is over the top of my jeans. If I had a bra I’d at least have an inch or two of body.
“It’s literally just t*t than legs, I am all boob on top.”
She felt more confident in an off-the-shoulder top that she usually has to wear with the sleeves up to cover her bra straps.
Hannah also tried on a top and dungarees and said: “Of all the outfits so far, this is the one that my boobs feel the most loose in.
“I feel like the dungarees are helping me feel more secure.
“The boobs feel out of control but I feel good.
“My arm is just hitting the side of my boobs.”
Even her mom commented on her new natural look in a high-necked dress saying she “needed a bit of a lift” and said she could tell “immediately.”
Reflecting on her week, she said: “I did five days without a bra and as soon as it was over I put a bra back on.
“We thought we’d made progress but the moment I could put a bra on, I did. I love it.
“My boobs just don’t look as good.
“Comfort, fine, as long as it’s not too hot.
“Deodorant under the boobs does work, to an extent.
“I haven’t gone on a massive spiritual journey of loving my boobs, saggy boobs, free the nip, burning bras.
“However, I imagine that with more of the days that I have working from home alone, I’ll probably be bra-less for a lot of those.
“It wasn’t as hard as I was expecting.”
This article originally appeared on The Sun and was reproduced here with permission.

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Anya St James was 13 when she noticed the fast rate her chest was growing at - as she went from a B-cup to DDs in just one year.
Since then her boobs have grown at least “one cup size each year” and now the 18-year-old fears for the future.
For years the HH-cup retail worker has been plagued by back, neck and shoulder problems , abuse from strangers and difficulty finding love .
Anya, from Gold Coast, Queensland, is being tested for gigantomastia - a rare condition that causes excessive breast growth.
The exact cause is unknown but it has been linked to hormones released during puberty or pregnancy and certain types of medication.
Anya, whose case is baffling doctors, told The Sun: “At times my boobs have grown gradually, but in four years I’ve gone from having B-cups to HHs.
“Each year I’ve gone up a whole cup-size and what still scares me is that in two years’ time my boobs may not have stopped growing.
“For most girls my age, their breasts have stopped but mine have only continued to get bigger, bigger and bigger.
“Even when I have lost weight my boobs haven’t changed size or shape - they are still growing.
“I am 18 now and if I had surgery now, by the end of the year they could have grown again - what if they double in size again? I don’t want to keep having surgeries.”
Anya admitted she was “in awe” after initially being told she had gone from a B-cup to a DD at the age of 14 - but over time the difficulties of having a bigger bust became apparent.
Within that first year of her “growth spurt”, the youngster went from wearing training bras to getting sized and fitted “every couple of months”.
Now Anya longs for the days when it was easier to shop for bras as she is now forced to wear “grandma bras” and can rarely find ones that fit her.
She said: “H-cup is the maximum most stores go to especially for people with bigger breasts.
I don't know how big they will have grown by the time I'm 20!
“They normally don’t have HH and this is now while 18, I don’t know how big they could grow by the time I’m 20.”
Shopping isn’t the only issue faced by Anya, who claims she regularly has to lie down and rest from the pain of carrying such a big bosom.
She has also been forced to give up her favourite sporting activities like jump rope and trampolining due to “the pressure of gravity”.
Anya said: “I have concerns about the future for my back and neck, especially if I don’t fix my posture.
“I’ve tried to weigh them multiple times but it’s not easy and the only thing I can compare them to in size is a cantaloupe (rockmelon).
“Each of my boobs is the size of a small child’s head, so it’s like having two baby’s heads attached to my chest.
“There is a lot of strain on my back and neck and it will only get worse with time - even the bras I wear strain my shoulders and neck.
“I’m scared about how bad the pain will get, as it affects my day to day activities and I often need to lie down to rest.”
During her school years, Anya claims her large bust attracted “unhealthy attention” from olders pupils and men in general.
She was around 13 when fellow students started demanding her to send naked photographs and others “harassed me quite a lot”.
Anya said: “One thing I never thought I would experience at that age was catcalling but I had it a lot and was not wearing anything provocative.
“It was not a pleasant experience and a lot of older guys would message me, asking me to send them nudes.
“At that age it’s not the right thing to do and throughout school I was bullied a lot.
“If I was ever seen talking to a guy, they would ask ‘Why aren’t you sending nude photos?’ and give me a hard time.
“The experience made it really hard to go to school because I had a group of 10 guys all trying to hit on me at the same time.
“When I didn’t show any interest in them I would get a lot of backlash - I definitely got harassed quite a lot but I’ve grown from that.”
Anya says she regularly gets complimented about her boobs from other women, which she finds “lovely” and knows some are wrongly “envious” of her.
She explains the difficulties of having such large breasts and jokes that she would “share them” if she could.
You can take them (my boobs) from me, I don't want them!
Anya said: “I tell them ‘You can take them from me, I don’t want them!’ and explain the problems I’ve faced.
“Everyone says they wish they had big boobs but they don’t realise the problems - I can’t even find nice bras that fit me!
“I know I can’t wear a lot of tops either because if I did my boobs wouldn’t fit and they would spill out somewhere.
GIGANTOMASTIA is a rare condition that causes unusually excessive breast growth in women.
The exact cause isn't entirely known but doctors believe it can be triggered by hormones released during pregnancy or puberty, and after certain types of medication.
In extreme cases, some women's breasts have grown three or more cup sizes within a few days.
Difficulties associated with gigantomastia include breast pain, posture problems, infections and muscle pain.
Some women with the condition seek breast reduction surgery or a mastectomy.
Other names for gigantomastia include breast hypertrophy and macromastia.
“I’m only 5ft 3in tall so they never fit my body and my chest nicely, anything with cleavage looks overdone and people say it ‘looks trashy.’”
Anya is still debating whether to get breast reduction surgery and hopes she may be able to explore the option in the future.
In the meantime, she’s been trying to find ways to empower herself online - on @KentuckyFriedClouds - and to learn to love her body.
Anya said: “It has taken a toll on my self-esteem and makes me want to cover-up all the more rather than being proud, showing it off and being happy.
“Other women can dance and jump around, where I can only do that if I hold my boobs in place - it’s like having two large balls bouncing on my chest.
“I can’t do a lot of physical activity because of the pain and the anxiety I have about exercising in public.
“It’s hard, the physical and mental aspects have definitely negatively affected me.”
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